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News ArchivesYEAR2013 | 2012 | 2011 | 2010 | 2009 | 2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004 MONTH Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec HEADLINES NAMA OneShow prepping for Vegas debut January 31, 2012, Chicago - The opening session of the National Automatic Merchandising Association's (NAMA) OneShow will kick off a program highlighting the revitalization of the vending industry. | READ MORE Consumer coffee habits favour single-cup January 31, 2012, Chicago - Coffee drinkers prefer to savour their java one cup at a time, new research from Mintel reveals. We're on Twitter January 30, 2012, Simcoe, ON - Canadian Vending & Office Coffee Service is now on Twitter. Social media tips for small businesses January 30, 2012 - If you're struggling with your small business's social media strategy, these tips from Monika Jansen will take your strategy from stalled to stellar in no time at all. | READ MORE B.C. vending operators beefing up healthy choices for 2012 January 26, 2012, Vancouver - B.C. vending machine operators are digging deep for ways to win back customers who have largely rejected the healthier snacks on offer since a provincial government initiative to provide more nutritious foods in schools, government buildings and rec centres was implemented a few years ago, blogs Randy Shore for The Vancouver Sun. |READ MORE CAMA sponsorship program January 25, 2012, Mississauga, ON - The Canadian Automatic Merchandising Association (CAMA) now offers sponsors the opportunity to raise their profiles throughout the year. Computers replacing break-room vending in Kansas January 25, 2012, KS - Wichita Vending is taking a cue from convenience stores in an effort to change the way people think about eating in the break room, reports The Wichita Eagle. |READ MORE Peanut vending firm denies lawsuit allegations January 24, 2012, Kitchener, ON - An Orillia area company facing a class-action lawsuit over its program to hire distributors to sell peanuts through vending machines across the country says many distributors were “extremely successful” under the plan. | READ MORE Polymer bills shrink in heat January 23, 2012, Montreal - Canada's newly-unveiled $100 bills are expected to be the first wave of a total transformation of our currency, but there's one drawback: the new money shrinks. | READ MORE School junk food doesn't cause obesity: study January 20, 2012, Canada - North American schools have been busy banishing chocolate bars, potato chips and pop from vending machines, but it may be a waste of time in the battle against childhood obesity, a new study shows. | READ MORE |
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