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No ban on bottled water at one Ontario school board
The Upper Grand District School Board in Ontario will not ban the sale of bottled water in school vending machines. But it will allow student trustees to survey students, educate them on the perils of plastic and bring their findings back to the board next year.
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Show your best face at new interactive vending machine
Jell-o launched a new interactive vending machine yesterday in Toronto that dispenses sweet Jell-o refrigerated pudding treats – but only after you show it your best face.
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Plastic currency not expected to sell in the United States
Plastic currency, which is longer lasting and harder to counterfeit than paper bills, is appearing in more and more countries, but don't look for it anytime soon in the United States.
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Thirsty for an iced tea: just tweet the vending machine
BOS, a soft drinks company in South Africa, is letting Twitter users get their hands on a can of its iced tea just by tweeting a vending machine.
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Library installs snack and soda vending machines
A cash-strapped library that has never permitted food before is trying to raise revenue by selling soda, chips and candy in vending machine.
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