Green Parts International, Inc. Provides Further Information on its International Operations

ATLANTA--Green Parts International, Inc. (Pink Sheets: GNPT) announced yesterday the addition of a Korean customer to its international customer base. Green Parts, in primarily the last 30 days has shipped nearly 200,000 dollars of the 5 million dollar commitment from their Korean customer. “With the launch of our Scrap Metal Division in June 2006 and the acquisition of a scrap operation in November of 2006, we have successfully integrated our two core operations. Integrating the two operations allows us to maximize the margins in buying a vehicle that is considered salvage. Furthermore, the soft dollar combined with global demand for scrap creates a very explosive growth opportunity for Green Parts which is on course to have another year of double digit growth in revenues and gross margins,” Said Asif Balagamwala, President and CEO.

As scrap metals become a worldwide commodity Green Parts is executing on its plan of becoming a global supplier of salvage materials whether in the form of auto parts, auto salvage or other scrap metals for recycling. The U.S. is the world’s largest scrap producer and a natural partner with emerging markets like Korea whose economy according to a recent article by a Hong Kong based economists at Lehman Brothers will grow 5.1% next year. Asif Balagamwala had this to say, “With a diversified customer base and pending contract negotiations with customers in the US as well as Korea, China, India, Bangladesh and Dubai I believe Green Parts is not only insulated against any US economic slow down but positioned for explosive growth in the global scrap and auto salvage industry.”

Green Parts International is located in Atlanta, Ga. More information about Green Parts International is available by visiting its website at www.greenparts.com

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