Aventine to Market Biodiesel for Major Biodiesel Producer - 6/17/07 - BioDiesel

A new major biodiesel producer has been added to the biodiesel marketing program of Aventine Renewable Energy Holdings.  Delta Biofuels facility located at the Port of Natchez, Natchez, Mississippi began diodiesel production on May 8, 2007 and may produce up to 18 million gallons of biodiesel per year.  They are almosat finished with the production of a continuous flow production line that would bring production capacity to between 80 to 100 million gallons per year.  This plant is located on over 60 million acres of the Mississippi River.  They have barge and railway access and a fully functioning tank truck loading and unloading facility.  Both companies are excited about working together.

About Aventine

Aventine is a leading producer, marketer and end-to-end distributor of ethanol to many leading energy companies in the United States. Aventine is also a marketer and distributor of biodiesel. In addition to ethanol, Aventine also produces distillers grains, corn gluten feed, corn germ and brewers' yeast. Our Internet address is www.aventinerei.com.

About Delta BioFuels, Inc.

Delta BioFuels, Inc. is a private alternative energy company dedicated to producing only the highest quality biodiesel, meeting or exceeding all industry standards. With its on-site lab, state of the art equipment and experienced technical staff, Delta BioFuel's operations are best in class.

The Natchez facility is located in the Port of Natchez, directly on the Mississippi River. The facility is able to receive feedstock and distribute biodiesel by barge, rail or truck -- allowing Delta BioFuels to serve any market on a global scale. The Natchez facility will approach 80 to 100 million gallons per year of capacity by the end of 2007, making it one of the largest biodiesel plants in the country. Their Internet address is www.deltabiofuels.com.

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