Healthy Express USA Announces Sale of First Healthy Bites Grill Franchise

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Deerfield Beach, Florida--Health Express USA, thecountry's first fast-food franchise to feature gourmet healthyfood, announced the signing of its first franchise agreement forits Healthy Bites Grill concept. The franchisee has identified alocation for the franchise in South Florida and is currentlyfinalizing a lease.

The Healthy Bites Grill is designed to take advantage of twomajor consumer trends: the continuing growth of fast-food sales andAmerica's growing interest in nutrition and good health. Themenu features items like a portobello Philly cheese steak andhomemade pizzas. --Business Wire

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