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Terrax Grows to Meet Projected Demand of 80 Million

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^{Published in Business and Finance on Monday, July 19th 2010 at 15:10 GMT by Market Wire}  

GARDNERVILLE, NV--(Marketwire - July 19, 2010) - Brazilian Mining Corporation (PINKSHEETS: [ BRZM ]) -- Terrax, Inc., a fully owned subsidiary of Brazilian Mining Corporation, announces it has expanded their foot print in Idaho. Scott Miller Director of Operations has secured additional warehouse space for testing and final assembly for the several Terrax projects including the "Theia Project." Miller went on to state, "We already have approximately 80 million in orders to date and several large contracts still in negotiation, and when you add the Uniform Authentication Project which in itself could generate tens of millions, I saw no choice but to expand our current space. The facility is over 6000 square feet and located in the Boise area." Terrax now maintains three sites, the corporate office in Gardnerville, Nevada and the two facilities in Boise, Idaho. Murray Owen, President of Terrax, also stated, "With the projected market demand, I had to agree with Scott on this facility. We might still need to increase the space to handle future demand but this new facility will get the company off to a good start."

About Terrax
Founded in 2000, Terrax is a solutions integrator of image data and Hyperspectral imaging to provide real time detection and alert systems for civilian applications. More information can be found at [ http://www.terrax.us ].

About Brazilian Mining
Brazilian Mining focuses on evaluating various potential acquisitions. Previously, it engaged in exploring and mining diamond properties in Brazil. Terrax, Inc. is now a fully owned subsidiary of Brazilian Mining Corporation. The company is based in Gardnerville, Nevada.

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