Espresso vending machines? When we first expanded into the coffee vending machine business we had an already established route of snack and soda/beverage machines. It only made sense to add coffee to some of our locations.

The best part of the coffee vending machine business is the markup on the product. We made the most profit on coffee over all the various types of vending we did. The downside of the coffee vending machine business is that these automated machines require constant, detailed maintenance and cleaning. More recently the bizop guys seem to be flogging espresso vending machines. My opinion is that these would be a good add on to an established account.

If your regular coffee machine is doing a great volume why not try adding espresso. However, to start out with nothing but espresso vending machines would seem to me to be an uphill battle. And imagine having to deal with the occasional customer complaint from a location that's drinking too much espresso.

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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!

Testimonial Uncle Rob My wife and I definitely think we received much more than $20 worth of advice. You probably saved us more like $10000. We attended a biz-op expo and were quite excited by one opportunity by an apparently well-known company (with a claimed 4000 "distributors"). We decided to look into the business and industry a bit more closely before attending a one-on-one the following night, which would have had us spending $15000 for two combo dispensers (and some "coaching"). It's amazing how much "information" is out there, most of it disagreeing with every other source. Every vending manufacturer/rep has a different story, 180 degrees out of phase with their competitors! I could go on, but I'm sure you know better than me how the business works. We still think it's a great business to get into given our circumstances and will pay close attention to your guidelines. Thanks again for the inside scoop! Best regards, Tom and Grace Russell ..(email on file)

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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 espresso vending news;

Examine the World Hot Beverages (Coffee and Tea) Markets (Marketwire via Yahoo! Finance)
Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report related to the Tea - Coffee industry is available in its catalogue.

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