Wisconsin Natural Acres Sweetens Its Midwest Expansion

Premium Chicago Retailer Added to Its Rapidly Growing Distribution Network

CHILTON, WI–(EMWNews – July 17, 2008) – Wisconsin Natural Acres (WNA), producer of

all-natural honey and home to millions of healthy and thriving honeybees,

today announced the continued expansion of its distribution throughout the

Midwest, by adding Fox & Obel, located in Chicago, to its expanding

high-end distribution network.

Opened in 2001, Fox & Obel was created to be Chicago’s first world-class

food market. Packed with locally grown organic produce, prime beef dry-aged

on the premise, freshly baked artisan bread and pastries, seafood flown to

Chicago the day it is caught and a collection of the finest cheeses, Fox &

Obel has won praise from countless fans and media outlets, including the

Chicago Tribune, which lauded the market for having “A feast of options…”

The Chicago Sun Times recently praised Fox & Obel for having a “Large wine

selection, fresher-than-fresh meat and fish, great hunks of cheese, fresh

breads, glass cases full of to-go items and bottles of truffle balsamic

vinegar.”

“Fox & Obel provides their customers with more than just food; they give

them an experience, providing them with access to high-quality, fresh

ingredients at reasonable prices,” said Doug Schulz, proprietor and

co-founder of Wisconsin Natural Acres. “The shopping experience the market

gives their customers mirrors our company’s values of allowing everyone to

enjoy all-natural premium honey.”

To confirm the honey’s pureness, WNA recently commissioned S-F Analytical

Laboratories to test its honey for insecticides, chemicals or other foreign

substances. S-F Laboratories is one of the Midwest’s largest environmental,

industrial and food analysis facilities, serving the testing needs of more

than 4,000 clients throughout the US and Canada. Test results were

overwhelmingly favorable, with no detectable amounts of organo-phosphate,

chlorinated insecticides or antibiotics being found in WNA’s honey.

About Wisconsin Natural Acres

Located in Chilton, Wisconsin, Wisconsin Natural Acres runs its day-to-day

beekeeping operation with more than one-hundred years of experience and

knowledge passed down from friends and family. Using all-organic processes

with no chemicals, the bees feed off of the alfalfa, basswood and clover

which are plentiful in Wisconsin. Once collected, WNA’s honey is never

heated or filtered. For additional information on Wisconsin Natural Acres

or to order, visit www.wnacres.com.