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SPECMONEY-ALERT

NOCERA, Inc. (OTC: NCRA.PK)
Large diversified food processing company started in 1974 with sales last year
of $16 MILLI0N and earnings of $500,000

SPECIAL ALERT
Nocera, Inc. (OTC Pink Sheets: NCRA)
Current Price: $0.51
Shares Out: 137.5 milli0n
Market Capitalization: $69 MILLI0N

NCRA could make noticeable gains in the next few trading days.
=A0
NCRA is a unique early stage 0pportunity to invest in a stock with excellent
near-term earnings prospects. We want you to consider owning a piece of this
rapidly growing international food processing conglomerate now! The time is
right to invest in NCRA now, before the investment community begins to take
closer notice of NCRA. With major new news announcements coming over the next
several weeks, NCRA could move much higher over the next week. Don=92t miss out
on this 0pportunity.

NCRA is an international food processing conglomerate with operations in
Europe, North America, and South America; its main brand of processed tomato
products, Fiorino, has been among Italy=92s largest tomato processors since
1974. NCRA is planning an aggressive entry into the North American market, we
expect this entry into the North American market to add millions in top and
bottom line growth over the next 12-months for Nocera as it ramps up its
global sales and launches US operations=85

A Few Reasons to Own NCRA:

1. NCRA is a leading international food processing company, principally
engaged in the processing, canning, and distribution of a complete line of
high quality tomato products in Europe, South America, Canada, and the United
States. In addition to providing tomato products sold under established
brands Fiorino, Valsamo, Pummarola, and La Bella Napoli, the Company also
processes and markets a wide range of fruits and vegetables including lentils,
beans, peas, pineapples, and peaches. NCRA had revenues of over $15.8 milli0n
and earnings of approximately $500,000 in FY 2003, and we expect these numbers
to improve significantly over the near-term period.

2. Through its operating division, Fiorino, founded in 1974, Nocera is one of
Italy=92s largest tomato processors, and has developed a significant market
presence in Europe and Canada, with an aggressive marketing campaign underway
for the US market. With an experienced management team, state-of-the-art ISO
9002 certified processing facilities, and established distribution channels in
Europe and the United States, we believe that Nocera is well positioned to
emerge as a leader in the $5.7 billi0n processed tomato industry.

3. NCRA has developed a focused portfolio of well respected and leading brands
in tomato and canned fruit and vegetable products. The Company=92s flagship
brand, Fiorino, has been well established as a leader in Italian tomato
processing and canning since its inception in 1974, and has attained a
significant international market position, including an estimated 20% of the
Canadian tomato products market.

4. NCRA benefits from a strong and experienced management team with a wide
range of experiences in the food processing industry who have been successful
in growing Nocera into a major international food processing conglomerate and
have vast experiences in international markets. Founder and President Rocco
Fiorino has been responsible for the Company=92s international expansion and has
been instrumental in facilitating Nocera=92s South American expansion.
Francesco Pascale, VP of Logistics, oversees NCRA=92s high quality processing
and distribution operations, and has nearly twenty years of management
experience in the processed foods industry.

5. The Company has established state-of-the-art processing operations with
its ISO-9002 certified facility in Italy, creating one of Italy=92s most
advanced tomato processing facilities incorporating the highest standards in
quality control, process overview, and food safety systems. NCRA carefully
controls the quality and safety of its products from harvesting through to
canning to produce the one of the highest quality and safest product lines on
the market. NCRA=92s recent establishment of a new processing factory in
Montevideo, Uruguay will significantly enhance its South American sales while
maintaining these same high standards.

6. NCRA is aggressively entering the $5.9 BILLI0N US tomato products market
with an aggressive marketing and advertising campaign designed to build brand
awareness and reinforce the Company=92s reputation for the highest quality
products. The Company intends to launch advertising campaigns which will
reach a wider target market than its traditional customer base of importers
and restaurants- going directly to end-user consumers and convincing them of
the high quality nature of the Nocera product line. Historically, the growth
of the US appetite for processed tomato products has been tremendous-
increasing to annual sales of $5.9 BILLI0N from less than $3.7 BILLI0N in
1987.

With a large and diversified product offering sold to international markets, a
solid existing revenue and earnings base, and with major expansion into the
lucrative US market planned for the near-term period, Nocera, Inc. is poised
to emerge as a major player in the tomato processing industry. With an
experienced management team, strong operating history, and state-of-the-art
processing facilities, the Company has all of the fundamentals in place to
attract the same type of investor attention as leading US food processing
stocks such as Del Monte Foods (NYSE:DLM: up nearly 50% YTD!!!).

7. NCRA recently completed its brand new state of the art production plant in
Montevideo, Uruguay. In February the plant began the production tomato
products, ketchup, and peas, with planned expansion in 2004 to allow for the
initiation of production of French fries and other canned vegetables.
Additional information on the South American subsidiary can be found at:
www.noldicor.com/

About NCRA -- go to www.ncra.us.

Nocera, Inc., is engaged in the business of processing and canning a complete
line of tomato products which are distributed in UK, Italy, US, France, Canada
and Spain. The company conducts its operations primarily through its Italian
subsidiary Felice Conserve Ltd. (www.feliceconserve.it) and its Uruguayan
subsidiary Sontemar Inc, and also Noldicor Inc. (www.noldicor.com) which
provided the organization of a web of technical supervision to obtain a very
high quality production standard in Uruguay as well. Fiorino is one of
Italy's largest operators concerning tomato processing and canning. The
Company sells its products under the following brands: Fiorino, Valsarno,
Pummarola, and La Bella Napoli.

We urge you to consider adding NCRA to your portfolio now. With major
international and US expansion slated over the next year, we are confident
that this stock could benefit from increased investor attention. More
importantly, at its current price of $0.51, and with significant revenues of
roughly $16 MILLI0N and earnings of $500,000 for fiscal 2003, this stock is
undervalued relative to competitors in the food processing industry, which
trade at an average P/E of 17x. As the Company moves forward with its
expansion plans, this stock could reach $2.00 within the next 12-months, and
could see upside movement to $1.00 over the the short term!

DIS-CLAIMER: SpecMoney Alert Newsletter is an independent newsletter with the
goal of giving investors the necessary knowledge to make rational and
prOfitable investment decisions. This publication does not provide an
analysis of the Company's financial position and is not an 0ffer to b-uy or
sell securities. Investing in securities is speculative and carries risk. It
is recommended that any investment should be made after consulting with your
investment ADVIS0R and after reviewing the financial statements of the
company. SMA presents information in this online report believed to be
reliable, but its accuracy cannot be assured. Past performance does not insure
similar future results. SMA is not purported to be a complete and thorough
analysis of the featured company and recommends a complete review of the
Company's regualtory filings at sec.gov. The information herein contains
F0RWARD-looking statements and information within the meaning of Section 27A
of the Se'curities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act
of 1934, including statements regarding expected continual growth of the
featured company. Any statements that express or involve discussions with
respect to predictions, expectations, beliefs, plans, projections, objectives,
goals, assumptions or future events or performance are not statements of
historical fact and may be "F0RWARD looking statements." F0RWARD looking
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the statements are made that involve a number of risks and uncertainties which
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anticipated. F0RWARD looking statements in this action may be identified
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SPECMONEY-ALERT

NOCERA, Inc. (OTC: NCRA.PK)
Large diversified food processing company started in 1974 with sales last year
of $16 MILLI0N and earnings of $500,000

SPECIAL ALERT
Nocera, Inc. (OTC Pink Sheets: NCRA)
Current Price: $0.51
Shares Out: 137.5 milli0n
Market Capitalization: $69 MILLI0N

NCRA could make noticeable gains in the next few trading days.
=A0
NCRA is a unique early stage 0pportunity to invest in a stock with excellent
near-term earnings prospects. We want you to consider owning a piece of this
rapidly growing international food processing conglomerate now! The time is
right to invest in NCRA now, before the investment community begins to take
closer notice of NCRA. With major new news announcements coming over the next
several weeks, NCRA could move much higher over the next week. Don=92t miss out
on this 0pportunity.

NCRA is an international food processing conglomerate with operations in
Europe, North America, and South America; its main brand of processed tomato
products, Fiorino, has been among Italy=92s largest tomato processors since
1974. NCRA is planning an aggressive entry into the North American market, we
expect this entry into the North American market to add millions in top and
bottom line growth over the next 12-months for Nocera as it ramps up its
global sales and launches US operations=85

A Few Reasons to Own NCRA:

1. NCRA is a leading international food processing company, principally
engaged in the processing, canning, and distribution of a complete line of
high quality tomato products in Europe, South America, Canada, and the United
States. In addition to providing tomato products sold under established
brands Fiorino, Valsamo, Pummarola, and La Bella Napoli, the Company also
processes and markets a wide range of fruits and vegetables including lentils,
beans, peas, pineapples, and peaches. NCRA had revenues of over $15.8 milli0n
and earnings of approximately $500,000 in FY 2003, and we expect these numbers
to improve significantly over the near-term period.

2. Through its operating division, Fiorino, founded in 1974, Nocera is one of
Italy=92s largest tomato processors, and has developed a significant market
presence in Europe and Canada, with an aggressive marketing campaign underway
for the US market. With an experienced management team, state-of-the-art ISO
9002 certified processing facilities, and established distribution channels in
Europe and the United States, we believe that Nocera is well positioned to
emerge as a leader in the $5.7 billi0n processed tomato industry.

3. NCRA has developed a focused portfolio of well respected and leading brands
in tomato and canned fruit and vegetable products. The Company=92s flagship
brand, Fiorino, has been well established as a leader in Italian tomato
processing and canning since its inception in 1974, and has attained a
significant international market position, including an estimated 20% of the
Canadian tomato products market.

4. NCRA benefits from a strong and experienced management team with a wide
range of experiences in the food processing industry who have been successful
in growing Nocera into a major international food processing conglomerate and
have vast experiences in international markets. Founder and President Rocco
Fiorino has been responsible for the Company=92s international expansion and has
been instrumental in facilitating Nocera=92s South American expansion.
Francesco Pascale, VP of Logistics, oversees NCRA=92s high quality processing
and distribution operations, and has nearly twenty years of management
experience in the processed foods industry.

5. The Company has established state-of-the-art processing operations with
its ISO-9002 certified facility in Italy, creating one of Italy=92s most
advanced tomato processing facilities incorporating the highest standards in
quality control, process overview, and food safety systems. NCRA carefully
controls the quality and safety of its products from harvesting through to
canning to produce the one of the highest quality and safest product lines on
the market. NCRA=92s recent establishment of a new processing factory in
Montevideo, Uruguay will significantly enhance its South American sales while
maintaining these same high standards.

6. NCRA is aggressively entering the $5.9 BILLI0N US tomato products market
with an aggressive marketing and advertising campaign designed to build brand
awareness and reinforce the Company=92s reputation for the highest quality
products. The Company intends to launch advertising campaigns which will
reach a wider target market than its traditional customer base of importers
and restaurants- going directly to end-user consumers and convincing them of
the high quality nature of the Nocera product line. Historically, the growth
of the US appetite for processed tomato products has been tremendous-
increasing to annual sales of $5.9 BILLI0N from less than $3.7 BILLI0N in
1987.

With a large and diversified product offering sold to international markets, a
solid existing revenue and earnings base, and with major expansion into the
lucrative US market planned for the near-term period, Nocera, Inc. is poised
to emerge as a major player in the tomato processing industry. With an
experienced management team, strong operating history, and state-of-the-art
processing facilities, the Company has all of the fundamentals in place to
attract the same type of investor attention as leading US food processing
stocks such as Del Monte Foods (NYSE:DLM: up nearly 50% YTD!!!).

7. NCRA recently completed its brand new state of the art production plant in
Montevideo, Uruguay. In February the plant began the production tomato
products, ketchup, and peas, with planned expansion in 2004 to allow for the
initiation of production of French fries and other canned vegetables.
Additional information on the South American subsidiary can be found at:
www.noldicor.com/

About NCRA -- go to www.ncra.us.

Nocera, Inc., is engaged in the business of processing and canning a complete
line of tomato products which are distributed in UK, Italy, US, France, Canada
and Spain. The company conducts its operations primarily through its Italian
subsidiary Felice Conserve Ltd. (www.feliceconserve.it) and its Uruguayan
subsidiary Sontemar Inc, and also Noldicor Inc. (www.noldicor.com) which
provided the organization of a web of technical supervision to obtain a very
high quality production standard in Uruguay as well. Fiorino is one of
Italy's largest operators concerning tomato processing and canning. The
Company sells its products under the following brands: Fiorino, Valsarno,
Pummarola, and La Bella Napoli.

We urge you to consider adding NCRA to your portfolio now. With major
international and US expansion slated over the next year, we are confident
that this stock could benefit from increased investor attention. More
importantly, at its current price of $0.51, and with significant revenues of
roughly $16 MILLI0N and earnings of $500,000 for fiscal 2003, this stock is
undervalued relative to competitors in the food processing industry, which
trade at an average P/E of 17x. As the Company moves forward with its
expansion plans, this stock could reach $2.00 within the next 12-months, and
could see upside movement to $1.00 over the the short term!

DIS-CLAIMER: SpecMoney Alert Newsletter is an independent newsletter with the
goal of giving investors the necessary knowledge to make rational and
prOfitable investment decisions. This publication does not provide an
analysis of the Company's financial position and is not an 0ffer to b-uy or
sell securities. Investing in securities is speculative and carries risk. It
is recommended that any investment should be made after consulting with your
investment ADVIS0R and after reviewing the financial statements of the
company. SMA presents information in this online report believed to be
reliable, but its accuracy cannot be assured. Past performance does not insure
similar future results. SMA is not purported to be a complete and thorough
analysis of the featured company and recommends a complete review of the
Company's regualtory filings at sec.gov. The information herein contains
F0RWARD-looking statements and information within the meaning of Section 27A
of the Se'curities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act
of 1934, including statements regarding expected continual growth of the
featured company. Any statements that express or involve discussions with
respect to predictions, expectations, beliefs, plans, projections, objectives,
goals, assumptions or future events or performance are not statements of
historical fact and may be "F0RWARD looking statements." F0RWARD looking
statements are based on expectations, estimates and projections at the time
the statements are made that involve a number of risks and uncertainties which
could cause actual results or events to differ materially from those presently
anticipated. F0RWARD looking statements in this action may be identified
through the use of words such as "projects", "foresee", "expects", "will,"
"anticipates," "estimates," "believes," "understands" or that by statements
indicating certain actions "may," "could," or "might" occur. SMA discloses
the receipt of Twenty th0usand dollars from a third party, not an officer,
director or affiliate shareholder of the company for the circulation of this
report. Be aware of an inherent conflict of interest resulting from such
compensation due to the fact that this is a paid adver-tisement. All factual
information in this report was gathered from public sources, including but not
limited to Company Websites, SEC filings and Company Press Releases. SMA
believes this information to be reliable but can make no guaran-tee as to its
accuracy or completeness. Use of the material within this em-ail constitutes
your acceptance of these terms.

To permanently stop receiving this Newsletter, please use our secure One-Step
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