Owning a candy vending machine seems like the perfect business. The people trying to sell you candy vending machine packages will tell you how this business will almost run itself. Wrong, like anything it takes time and dedication to build a business (Surprise, surprise).

Of course, there are many advantages to starting a candy vending machine business. We found it easier to place candy machines than it was to place soda or coffee machines. Most locations did not require a lot of maintenance so our route schedule was fairly flexible.

Keeping the machines out of the sunlight also saved us some maintenance headaches. Yes, there will be vandalism and damage, and yes there really are locations that do very little in sales and you need to relocate them. All in all, if you start out right and don't overpay for candy vending machines this is a good way to build a profitable business. The price you pay for each candy machine will determine your long term profitability. For this reason I would suggest you stay away from the brand new candy vending machine "package" deals.

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- Rob Farnham (author of "Small Change, Vending Insider Secrets Revealed")
An actual owner/operator of a full line, full time vending business for many years!

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Today's Vending Business Tip Keep In Touch Make sure that a location is aware you want to be their vending solution. We once walked into a snack/pop location we had serviced for years only to find a full size coffee machine right beside our equipment. When we asked why they didn't ask us to put a full size coffee machine in, they said, "Oh!, we didn't know you do coffee too!". (A costly mistake for us)

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Current candy vending machine news;

Cheaper and healthier snacks: Stansfield, Gundersen Lutheran team up to offer more nutritious options at junk food’s ... (La Crosse Tribune)
Stansfield Vending and Gundersen Lutheran are collaborating on a venture that could change what’s found inside vending machines.

CBJ: 20 Under 40 - Should faith play a role at work? (The State)
Lance Roper likely knows what’s in your company’s candy or machines, but he balances whether to let people know what’s in his heart. The Columbia vending-machine manager discusses how he balances his faith with his job. My customers will make spending decisions based on how I meet their expectations, not where I worship. My employer wants a healthy bottom line, not Bible verses. Of course, ...

Color of Money Live (Washington Post)
Personal finance columnist Michelle Singletary hosts a free-for-all discussion about money matters.

New law takes a bite out of school junk food sales (Portland Tribune)
The law created by House Bill 2650 won’t automatically change eating habits, admits state Rep. Scott Bruun, R-West Linn. In fact, Bruun is well aware that students — particularly those of high school age — will find ways around the law which starting July 1 will clear schools of ...

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