11:00 EDT Monday, June 29, 2009

VANCOUVER, British Columbia (Business Wire) -- Anglo Swiss Resources Inc. (TSX Venture: ASW) (OTCBB: ASWRF) (FRANKFURT: AMO.F), June 29, 2009, 8:00 am PST - announces that the Company has reactivated its gold/silver in-house assaying laboratory at its Kenville Gold Project near Nelson, BC. The laboratory is now in use for sample preparation and gold fire assaying. The Company reactivated the laboratory so that gold/silver assay “turn-around” time could be reduced from two-to-three weeks to eight hours. The needs and benefits from prompt assay returns for: 1) reconnaissance exploration, 2) mine development, 3) grade control, 4) mineral processing research, and 5) control of milling operations more than offset the assay laboratory expense.

The assay laboratory includes a sample preparation system. This is a process of converting samples of mineralized materials from a large sample collected from an exploration area or the mine into finely divided homogeneous powders suitable for chemical or other such analyzes. This is accomplished by the mechanical reduction (crushing and pulverizing) of the mineralized rock to a smaller particle size alternating with the reduction of sample volume by an unbiased splitting process. The assay method is fire assay, which is a chemical fusion method for separating, concentrating, and measuring the content of gold and silver. For comparison purposes, there are at least two fire assays per sample since the Kenville gold deposit does have a nugget effect. Because of this effect, if the results are different, then the sample is then reassayed.

The assay laboratory also includes screening equipment for crushed rock, sand & gravel, and mineral processing slurry size analyzes purposes. Samples for the upcoming NI 43-101 Gold Resource Evaluation purposes are still sent to two independent laboratories (International Plasma Laboratory and Assayers Canada) in Vancouver for assaying purposes.