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The Inventure Group, Inc.(NASDAQ: SNAK)

August 2009Investor Presentation

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Forward Looking StatementsStatements contained in this presentation that are not historical facts are “forward looking” statements as that term is defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Because such statements include risks and uncertainties, actual results may differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Factors that may cause actual results to differ from the forward-looking statements contained in this presentation and that may affect the Company’s prospects in general include, but are not limited to, the potential need for additional financing, acquisition related risks, significant competition, customer acceptance of existing and future products, dependence upon major customers, dependence upon existing and future licensing agreements, general risks related to the food products industry, and such other factors as are described in the Company’s filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Actual financial results for the periods presented do not necessarily indicate the results that may be expected for any future periods. To the Inventure Group’s knowledge, the information included herein is correct as of the date of this presentation and we do not undertake any obligation to update this information in the future.

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Company Overview

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The Inventure GroupThe Inventure GroupCompany DescriptionCompany Description

Rapidly growing $100+ million innovative marketer and manufacturer of healthy / all natural and indulgent specialty food brands

Headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona with plants in Arizona, Indiana and Washington

Goal is continue to build a rapidly growing specialty brand Company that capitalizes on evolving consumer eating habits in two primary product segments: Healthy / Natural Food Products Indulgent Specialty Snack Food Brands Supplement with Premium Private Label

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Leverage National DistributionAccess to Major Retailers in All Channels

Grocery Kroger, Albertsons, Safeway, Meijers, HEB, Wakefern, Food Lion, Giant Eagle,

Whole Foods, Super Valu, Harris Teeter, BiLo

Natural Whole Foods, Sprouts, UNFI, Tesco Fresh & Easy, Trader Joe’s

Mass, Drug, Club Kmart, Rite-Aid, Sam’s, Costco

Vending, Foodservice Presence in estimated 50% of vending machines nationally VSA/Vistar (e.g. Canteen), Sysco, Shamrock

Convenience Stores 47 of Top 50 chains (represents est. 50,000 stores) 7-Eleven, Speedway, Circle K, Diamond Shamrock, Casey’s, Pantry, Hess, Exxon

Mobil, Sheetz, Wawa

International Mexico, Canada, Caribbean, Latin America, South America, The Middle East, India,

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Leverage Operational Capacity Bluffton, Indiana

140,000 ft2 manufacturing plant $125 million production capacity (40% utilized) Double sheeting technology; extended shelf-life products Pellet snack production capabilities

100,000 ft2 distribution center (60% utilized) TPL managed; state-of-the-art

Goodyear, Arizona 60,000 ft2 manufacturing plant and warehouse

$40 million production capacity (70% utilized) Regional potato chip brands: Poore Brothers, Bob’s Texas Style New Production capacity completed July 2009

Lynden, Washington $100+MM revenue capacity Fruit processing, IQF technology and bagging operation

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Experienced Management Team

Significant Growth Diverse Food & CPGOperational Expertise ExperienceTerry McDaniel – CEO UnileverSteve Weinberger – CFO WiseTim Bateman – VP Sales Haägan DazsTim Brown – VP Sales TropicanaSteve Sklar – SVP, Marketing Marie Callender’sLisa Schommer – VP, Business Development Con AgraKirk Roles – VP, Human Resources NabiscoBrad Rader – VP & General Manager – Rader Farms Dial CorpAlex Rembert – VP, Operations Frito-Lay, Inc.

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Financial Review

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Market Data Market Data (as of COB 08/06/09)(as of COB 08/06/09)

Stock Exchange: Nasdaq Market Symbol: SNAK Shares Outstanding: 18.25 million Market Capitalization: $50 million Stock Price: $2.73 52 week range: $0.90 – $2.78 EPS: $0.15 YTD stock performance: + 67% Company Founded: 1983 Public Since: 1996 Headquarters: Phoenix, Arizona

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2009 performance has been stronger than ever Anticipate continued growth for the back half of the year

2Q09 Net income: $1.03 million, up 43.6% vs. 2Q08 EPS: 6¢ per share, up 50% vs. 2Q08 EBITDA: $2.8 million, up 41% vs. 2Q08 Net revenue: $33.4 million, up 14.4% vs 2Q08

YTD Total Net Revenue up 13.9% - $63.1MM vs. $55.4MM Gross Profit up 20%- $12.4MM vs. $10.4MM Operating income up 38% - $3.6MM vs. $2.6MM Net Income up 70% - $1.9MM vs. $1.1MM EPS up 67% - 10 cents vs. 6 cents EBITDA up 33% - $5.2MM vs. $4.0MM

The first half of 2009 EBITDA is higher than any other previous full year of earning except for 2008

Consolidated Financial Results

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Historical Net Revenue Growth

$0.0

$20.0

$40.0

$60.0

$80.0

$100.0

$120.0

Net Revenue 75.3 69.8 90.9 113.1 63.2

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 H1

+10% -7%

+30%

+24%

+14%

($M)

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Historical EBITDA Performance

$0.0

$2.0

$4.0

$6.0

$8.0

$10.0

EBITDA 1.7 2.9 3.6 8.2 5.2

2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 H1

($M)

-67%+71%

+24%

+128%

+33%

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Baked Goods/Snack FoodsLeading Revenue Growth, Increasing Profitably

Houlihan Lokey Food & Beverage Newsletter November 2008

November 2008 November 2006

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Valuation Comparison

Company Ticker Stock Price Shares O/S (mm) EBITDA Market Cap (mm) Market Cap/EBITDAGolden Enterprises GLDC 2.45 11.75 5.67 29 5.08The Inventure Group SNAK 2.75 18.25 9.43 50 5.32Reliv International RELV 3.19 12.23 5.91 39 6.60J&J Snack Foods JJSF 41.85 18.45 87.7 772 8.80Diamond Foods DMND 27.52 16.48 49.95 454 9.08Lance, Inc.  LNCE 24.34 31.98 82.67 778 9.42*Note: All data as of close on 8/7/09

SNAK currently trades at a discount relative to other small capitalization consumer packaged goods companies

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Forward Outlook

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3 Year Strategic Overview Focusing our resources primarily on building healthier and natural food solutions:

Rader Farms – frozen berry business Build the Rader Farms business through organic growth and acquisition Drive a two tier strategy for branded and Private Label

Boulder Canyon Natural Foods Expand distribution and product categories/lineup Consider acquisitions to add critical mass in natural snack category

Better for you snacks Build a portfolio of better for you snack food Convert existing formats New formats and brands

Premium store brands

Indulgent specialty snack brands: Drive a portfolio of warehouse brands (TGI Friday’s, Burger King, etc.) and consider acquisitions

that leverage the Bluffton facility Leverage plant with major co-packing partners if possible Develop other product forms Seek other licensing Seek premium store brands

Bring innovation to the categories we participate in and seek acquisitions which compliment our brand portfolio

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Healthy/Natural BrandsHealthy/Natural Brands

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Rader FarmsExpansion Plan

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Strong Consumer Loyalty Highest Loyalty Among Brands (1)

Second Highest to Goya in Repeat Purchases Among Brands (1)

Attitude & Usage Study Indicates Strong Consumer Associations for Rader Farm Brand in the following categories: (2) Appeal, Nutrition, and Feels Good about Serving our Family

Fastest Growing Brand in Frozen Fruit Category +17.9% last 52 weeks ending 3/28/2009 according to Nielsen

(1) AC Nielsen Home Scan (2) Brand IQ Attitude and Usage Study

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YTD09 Highlights Continues to perform well, delivered double digit revenue growth Net revenues grew 13.6%: $22.4MM vs. $19.7MM

Forward Strategy Take a leadership role and become the Grocery Category Manager

in Frozen Fruit Drive a two tier Branded and Premium Store Brands Strategy Educate retailers on consumer needs and preferences for a

Premium (Rader) and Price (Private Label) positioned brands Bring Innovative products to the category Leverage strong brand loyalty for Rader Farms Brand Expand brand geographically and into new channels

Healthy/Natural: Rader Farms

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Press Release – Headline

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Press Release – 8-13-09

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New Standup PackagingFruit Blends

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Boulder Canyon Natural FoodsBoulder Canyon Natural Foods

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YTD09 Highlights One of our best performers, $4.9MM in revenue, up 28% vs. 1H08 New distribution and existing customer gains continue on a national basis

Forward Strategy Continue brand geographical and category expansion

Expand brand presence into all natural snack sections of grocery stores Close distribution gap in natural stores Focus growth in club and limited c-store channels

Continue focus on introducing new products Innovative kettle chip flavors Better for you kettle chips New forms of better for you products

Enhance margin structure Improve plant efficiencies Allocate organizational resources

Healthy/Natural: Boulder Canyon

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Boulder CanyonRetail Sales Trends

Nielsen Total US, 52 week ending 5/16/09 Total chips category +5.4% $ sales vs. YAG Boulder brand +27.2% $ sales vs. YAG

(+85% over 2 years)

SPINS Total US, 52 weeks ending 4/18/09 Total chip category +14.1% $ sales vs. YAG Boulder brand +23.3% $ sales vs. YAG

(+74% over 2 years)

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Boulder CanyonRegional Sales Growth Trend

SpinScan 52 Weeks Ending 4/18/09

14%12%

15%18%

15%12% 13%

10%

21%23% 24%

46%

32%

39%

26% 26%

33%

0%

-10.0%

0.0%

10.0%

20.0%

30.0%

40.0%

50.0%

Total US Mid Atlantic North Central North East Northern Cal Northwest SouthCentral

South East South West

Total Category Boulder Canyon

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Boulder New Package Ties in with new consumer programs

All Natural Gluten Free heading – larger font

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New Boulder Canyon Products

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Better for You Premium Store BrandsMoving Existing Brands to Better For you

Premium All Natural Store Brands 1st Half Sales = $1.1MM up +511%

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Better for You productsMoving Existing Brands to Better For you

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Indulgent Specialty BrandsIndulgent Specialty Brands

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Continue to achieve targeted revenue and earnings goals in this $3 billion category

1st Half 09 Financial Highlights: Burger King: $3.0MM in revenues, up 24.3% versus the same period last year T.G.I. Friday’s: $19.4MM in revenues, up 4.1% for the first half of 2009 versus

down 20% during the same period last year Private Label: $3.2MM in revenues, up 119% vs. prior year’s period O’Boises: Rolled out in very limited channels and sold $233k in the first 2 months

Forward Strategy Build TGI Friday’s sales trends Continue BURGER KING roll out Pursue new strategic licensing opportunities Evaluate other products we can produce at Bluffton facility Build Poore Brothers brand regionally Identify Premium Private Label and Co-Pack opportunities

Indulgent Specialty Brand Snack Performance

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2009 New TGIF Products

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2008/2009 New Burger King Products

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2009 O’Boisies Product Introduction

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The Poore BrothersIntensely Different Brands

Leading kettle chip brand in the Southwest United States

Compelling Intensely Different positioning

Success story in foodservice

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Investing in the Future Capital

Completing the expansion at our Goodyear plant Evaluating investments in our Rader and Bluffton facilities

Hiring Continue to strengthen our overall leadership team in the hiring of Alex Rembert V.P. of

Operations for the company New plant Director at our Rader Farms facility New Oracle Analyst in our IT department Successfully invested in Sales and Marketing hires late last year/early this year. Investing in PR & IR

Investment in Brand Development Increase Market Research Increase Research and Development Increase New Product Support Increase Consumer Activity

Business Intelligence Significantly enhanced our financial reporting and analysis at Rader Farms Rolled out a new sales reporting tool to our sales team which will significantly improve our

sales data and analysis New sales and syndicated date reports Additional market research focused on Boulder and Rader

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Poised for Continued GrowthPoised for Continued Growth Despite macro weakness, we continue to consistently deliver record earnings and

profitable growth Sixth consecutive quarter of earnings growth Double digit percentage increases in the majority of products

The Inventure Group is better positioned for growth than in recent years Expanding our portfolio of categories and brands Realizing distribution gains Identifying strategic opportunities partnerships (licensing, etc.) Reducing debt: Reduced by $3.6mm vs. 2008 year end levels

Diversified base of growth drivers Healthy/Natural brands Indulgent specialty snack brands Private label

Top notch human capital with relentless focus on enhancing operating efficiency and building shareholder value

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Thank YouInvestor Relations Contact

Steve Weinberger Chief Financial Officer

(623)932-6200www.inventuregroup.net

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