CHARLOTTE, N.C., Sept. 10, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Planet Nutrition Holdings, Inc. (Pink Sheets:PNHD) opened its second retail location on May 18, 2007. Since opening in Matthews, NC, this store is averaging over $700 per day in sales. Based on initial results, this location would produce over $258,000 in sales during its first year of operation. President Dan Starczewski said, "We are very excited about the initial sales numbers from the 1st location inside a Peak Fitness Center. Our original estimate for the 1st year was $250,000 and with no advertising and no grand opening, we are already exceeding expectations. We are still waiting for signage to arrive and the sales are excellent."
About Planet Nutrition, Inc.
Planet Nutrition, Inc. has been in business since 1999. Planet Nutrition, Inc. is a retailer of products and nutritional programs in the diet and nutrition industry. By offering a superior product line, employing innovative marketing techniques, and developing strategic partnerships with manufacturers and distributors, the company will maintain an uncompromising commitment to quality while ensuring the best value to our customers, and a fair return to shareholders.
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