VENDING INTERNATIONAL 2024 HANDBOOK AND BUYERS’ GUIDE TRADE ASSOCIATIONS
FULL MEMBERS ASSOCIATIONS ANEDA
Spain
BDV BKC
CONFIDA
Germany Denmark Italy
365 Retail Markets Alliance Vending AMFM
Astrosystems AURORACafé Automatspec Avangard Burvending
Castles Technology Europe CA Vending City Vending
SUPPORTIVE MEMBERS NASZ
NAVSA OVV PRIV
Coffee & Drink Systems Colston Consultants Damaster Group Delta Cafés Diehl Controls Eltek
Fuji Electric Gavending
Glory Global Solutions Guangzhou Jetinno Intelligent Equipment
BRITISH SOFT DRINKS ASSOCIATION 20-22 Bedford Row, London WC1R 4EB
Tel: 020 7405 0300 MISSION STATEMENT The British Soft Drinks Association is the national trade
THE WATER-DISPENSER & HYDRATION ASSOCIATION (WHA) Water-dispenser and Hydration Association (WHA).
17 The Byway, Potters Bar, Hertfordshire EN6 2LN Tel: 01707 656 382
General Manager: Phillipa Atkinson-Clow Tel: 01438 816 380
Training and Audit Manager: Joseph Hislop Tel: 07719 305 763 Website:
www.twha.co.uk
WE - WATERCOOLERS EUROPE 1 Place des Barricadess, 1000 Brussels, Belgium
Tel: +32 2 880 20 34 Fax: +32 2 880 2035 E-mail:
GustavFelix@aol.com /
mail@phillipaclow.co.uk, Website:
watercoolerseurope.eu
Director General: Gustav Felix -
GustavFelix@aol.com Assistant Director General: Phillipa Clow -
phillipa.clow@
watercoolerseurope.eu
MISSION STATEMENT
Watercoolers Europe represents the interests of the watercooler industry in Greater Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Its membership includes National Associations comprising of bottlers, distributors, and companies supplying the industry with products and services.
The mission of Watercoolers Europe is to ensure that its members 60 MISSION STATEMENT
As a leading association for the hydration industry, and the single point of reference for those who require and supply hydration solutions, the WHA provide information, training, guidance and regulations that are implemented, audited and enforced ensuring quality and sustainability of the services offered by our Members to their customers. By promoting innovation in recognition of the Industry’s environmental responsibilities and compliance with UK and European legislation, our Members gain and provide a distinct point of difference in the hydration marketplace.
promote and maintain the highest standards of quality and hygiene in the Industry for the benefit of consumer protection. Watercoolers Europe serves as the authoritative source of technical and regulatory expertise within the sectors of the Industry (bottled water dispenser and bottle free water dispensers) and assist its National Associations in regulatory matters. Compliance with WE Codes allows a quality label/logo to be displayed by Members to denote that they have successfully passed the mandatory third-party inspection. Through education, information and advocacy Watercoolers Europe is enhancing safe hydration at every age, health, and wellbeing. Watercoolers Europe keeps members up to date on the development of EU legislation and acts as the single voice of the Industry towards the EU regulatory bodies. The annual Events organized by Watercoolers Europe give its members the opportunity to promote their developments, meet their customers, expand their business and establish win-win relationships.
Fax: 020 7831 6014
E-mail:
bsda@britishsoftdrinks.com Website:
www.britishsoftdrinks.com
Hungary France Austria
Romania
HESS Cash Systems Hongdian Corporation Kepak
LLC “Barista” Lyreco
Mastercard Europe Mühlbauer NGZ
POST Telecom Prema Sicpa
PSV SVF
VCAS
Poland Sweden
Switzerland
smarpay smart wood Stora Enso Teika
Vending@Work Vendingland Vending Zone XConik Wipay
association representing the interests of producers of soft drinks, including carbonated drinks, still and dilutable drinks, fruit juices and bottled waters. BSDA is an independent organisation with offices in central London, employing a full time professional staff. Membership at present includes around 90% of the manufacturers, factors and franchisors of Britain’s soft drinks.
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