UFood Grill Opens at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport

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Dallas, TX--(Marketwire) - UFood Restaurant Group, Inc. (OTCBB: UFFC), an operator of "better-for-you" fast-casual restaurants, announced the opening of its first location at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport in Terminal B on Saturday, March 14, 2009 with franchise developer and operator, Puente-Brancato Enterprises, Inc. Puente-Brancato Enterprises, Inc. currently operates fourteen other businesses at DFW International Airport.

The unit at DFW International Airport is the second UFood Grill airport location. Capitalizing on consumer demand for quick service restaurants that offer great-tasting food with healthy attributes, UFood Grill stands out among the traditional airport fare. In fact, the Company was recently named "2009 Best New Concession" in the Food & Beverage category by Airport Restaurant News for their location at Boston Logan Airport. Management believes that the dynamics of the airport market will help bring worldwide brand awareness and profitability to the Company.

DFW International Airport is the busiest airport in Texas, transporting over 59 million passengers through its 6 terminals. It is recognized as the seventh busiest airport in the world.

UFood Grill takes a back-to-basics approach to tasty, healthful cooking, where everything served is high quality and guests are encouraged to make dining choices that work for their life and the way they like to eat. The UFood Restaurant Group was founded by George Naddaff, best known for his role as founder of Boston Chicken (now Boston Market), Living and Learning Schools, and Mulberry Childcare Centers.

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