Fresno, California, USA
January 13, 2010

Agrian, the nation's first fully integrated agridata tracking solution, announced today the growth of its manufacturer approved label database to 4,000 approved products and the availability to download its label database via iTunes.

"When we initially developed our label database in 2006, it took us a year-and-half to get 500 labels approved," said Co-founder and CEO Nishan Majarian. "Now in less than three months we've added 500 labels -- a testimony to the support we have with our manufacturers."

Agrian's iPhone/iTouch app, titled the Agrian Mobile Information Center, replaces thousands of pages of documents and out-of-date label books and delivers the most current label information available--all in a device that weighs less than 4.8 ounces. The Agrian Mobile Information Center provides access to over 4,000 manufacturer approved labels anywhere at anytime.

Agrian features the nation's most comprehensive label database backed by 188 supporting manufacturers. The database is easily accessible--featured prominently on Agrian's homepage --and is updated daily. The 4,000 approved manufacturer labels feature general label information, crop specific label information (rate, REI, PHI), Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and Department of Transportation (DOT) information.

Agricultural companies looking for ways to reduce costs and paperwork need to look no further than Agrian. As agriculture becomes increasingly complex, Agrian is the only company that has developed a comprehensive "one-stop shop" suite of services for growers, crop advisors, applicators, food processors, packers, shippers and handlers.

Agrian Inc. offers the nation's leading web-based agridata tracking and reporting system that's comprehensive, easy to use and designed for the entire Agrifood supply chain -- from crop advisors, growers and applicators to product manufacturers, food processors and retail outlets. Founded in 2004, Agrian is committed to offering an integrated solution, from field to fork, for the growing demand for data addressing food safety, environmental concerns, traceability, organically grown, locally grown and sustainability issues. For more information, visit www.agrian.com or call 559.437.5700.

Website: http://www.agrian.com

Published: January 13, 2010