Syosset, NY, June 8, 2007 Synergy Brands, Inc. (NASDAQ: SYBR)

Synergy  Brands plans to announce its forecasts  for Fiscal 2007,  which include
the  expected  performance  of its recently  acquired  assets for the balance of
Fiscal year 2007. The guidance  estimates that revenues for FY 2007 may increase
by 8% to $77 million and gross margins may increase by 40% to $7 million.  Gross
margins  are defined as revenues  less cost of goods and direct  costs.  Synergy
plans on providing  presentations at an investor conference in the Marriott Town
Center in Boca  Raton,  Florida on June 12,  2007.  The  Company  has posted its
presentation on its website at:

http://www.sybr.com/investor_media.htm

Synergy's director Bill Rancic will headline the presentation  together with the
Company's CEO Mair Faibish.  The Company expects to announce record Revenues and
operating  margins for FY 2007 and further  expects record profits for PHS group
as well as operating profit for Synergy Brands in Fiscal 2007.

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