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Wrigley Mints & Gums The Vending
EXTRA OVERVIEW
Corporation launches
Wrigley’s Extra® is the No.1
Sugar Confectionery brand in
new machines
the UK, currently worth over
£152m in sales. Sales of Extra®
chewing gum alone are worth
over £141m claiming a 57%
value share of the gum
category and nearly 12% share
of the sugar confectionery
category. Extra’s® extensive
range of sugarfree products
includes Extra® gum, Extra
Ice® and Extra® Mints.
EXTRA CHOICE
Extra Ice® Spearmint is the
latest innovation from Extra®,
will join the popular Extra Ice®
Peppermint line from January
2010.
The latest offering from In Cup Plus - the
ULTIMATE FRESHNESS
Last year saw the launch of
Podule is launched
Extra Ice® Mints in tin. With the
mints category currently worth After 34 years of innovation,
In Cup Plus, makers of the £162.7m*, the launch of Extra the company that introduced
innovative Xen range of Ice® Mints undoubtedly added the Polyvend, BevMax and
automatic drinks vending incremental sales and profit Fastcorp vending machines into
systems, launch their latest opportunities to the category. Europe is delighted to mark the
offering. Set to open a new,
Gareth Streeter, PR Manager at Wrigley
new decade by launching a brand
untapped market for
(Source: AC Nielsen MAT to w/e 26.12.09 unless
new range of unrivalled, full line
businesses who would never
stated otherwise)
vending machines from USI.
have considered a drinks
*Source: AC Nielsen MAT to w/e 31.10.09
The entire USI vending machine
vending system before the range is now available in the
introduction of the PODULE U.K. and Europe exclusively
Aimed squarely at the ‘tin from The Vending Corporation.
to spoon’ market, PODULE is
Abbeychart catalogue
The Vending Corporation’s
a simple, no fuss method for
details vast array of
USI range offers class leading
the small to medium sized energy efficiency and includes
business to dispense
vending products
vending technology that makes
ingredients into a cup operation, service and product
quickly, hygienically with no New 88-page Abbeychart evaluation simple. Whether you
waste. catalogue details over 10,000 require chilled, refrigerated,
Barry Marks, Managing ‘big name’ vending products frozen, combination vending
Director explains: “Our under six broad categories for machines or non-food ambient
market research showed easy reference: vending vending machines, The Vending
there are a vast number of components, water and soft Corporation have the right
smaller businesses using jars or packets of instant products, ranging drinks, fittings and accessories, model combined with the
from milk and sugar to coffee. In most cases people were buying the refrigeration, hygiene and support and back up to suit
larger 500g tins. What you ended up with was a myriad of several cleaning. Abbeychart’s new your needs and maximise
open tins with damp spoons stuck in them. Apart from the mess, ABC low-cost filters and reliability, performance and
wastage and unprofessional image, the main issue is that once Abbeytap faucets are detailed, profitability.
opened the product begins to go stale and lose flavour. There is a as are its refurbishment As standard, all machines
resealable lid - in practice these are never used.” services and its E-shop for fast include iVend Guaranteed
PODULE is a neat and easy way to dispense a full range of and easy online ordering. Delivery System and enhanced,
ingredients into a mug or cup. Consisting of three stations, the Major manufacturers energy efficient LED lighting
PODULE can be set to dispense any of your favourite coffees, milk, including Brita, 3M, Everpure, which requires no service for
sugar, chocolate, soups – in fact anything you want! Customers can Omnipure, Ascaso, John Guest, minimum 5+ years and reduces
order replacement cartridges online - choosing from established Bioguard and Totton Pumps are lighting energy costs by 40%
brands such as Nescafe, Kenco, Cadburys and many others. supplied by the company. over fluorescent models.
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