Daniel L. Hefner, President of American Fiber Green, stated, "Starting the process of getting our first recycling facility up and running to implement and commercialize our proven technology is the next logical step in the evolution of our fiberglass recycling and green strategy for the company."

The production plant's design is scalable. This concept would be similar to the techniques used in modular housing (pre-fabrication) construction allowing expansion by adding a module to the existing units. The same 'Strategic Partner' will be responsible for erection and ongoing maintenance of the facilities. This insures that well trained and supervised personnel will construct these units under the strictest quality controlled conditions, utilizing the most cost effective, repetitive procedures." Mr. Hefner further stated, "This internally controlled construction concept will also provide for the security of intellectual property related to our fiberglass recycling process and processor.

Other advantages include:

--  Assembly line type of production at a central location allows for
    multiple plant site locations to be developed simultaneously, both in the
    U.S. and abroad.
--  Transportation costs are greatly reduced using standardized containers
    shipped by truck, rail or by ocean freight.
    

About American Fiber Green Products:

American Fiber Green Products, Inc. is focused on advancing a global environmental technology solution for the recycling of fiberglass and manufacturing alternatives to treated wood, steel and concrete products. Bringing together synergistic companies that will generate increased revenues and profits while rewarding shareholders, is American Fiber Green's mission. By merging Amour Fiber Core, Inc. and American Leisure Products, Inc., the company created a business model designed to bridge business cycles, create excitement and enthuse environmentally sensitive investors.

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