iBrands Corp. has entered into a joint venture licensing agreement for the roll-out of its online ordering system in Canada. The agreement provides for the exclusive rights to market and sell the company's online ordering system to the Canadian foodservice industry. Under the licensing agreement, there is an obligation to sell 2,000 restaurants over the next five-years. Online ordering system is targeted to those restaurant consumers who take-out their food purchases and eat their meals outside of the restaurant. The company prices its online ordering system very similar to credit card processors, whereby the restaurant customer pays the company a percentage of each order processed through its online ordering system.

iBrands Corp. announced the negotiations are underway with a Canadian marketing firm to create a joint venture between the two companies for a Canadian national roll-out of the i Brands' Online Ordering System. i Brands' online ordering system is targeted to those restaurant consumers who take-out their food purchases and eat their meals outside of the restaurant. The company prices its online ordering system very similar to credit card processors, whereby the restaurant customer pays the company a percentage of each order processed through its online ordering system. i Brands goal is to achieve the same share of the Canadian restaurant take-out market as the U.S.

iBrands Corp. announces the signing of a beta test online service agreement with Zucca Bar & Pizzeria.