CONTENTS CONTENTS TS p23 Vending Security In the Octob er issu e 4 INDUSTRY NEW S 14 14 INDUSTRY EVENTS 18 AV 2 3 VENDING SECURITY 23 Strategies to protect vending asset s 24 REVERSE VENDING 24 The incentives to curb plastic waste p26 Office Refreshment 26


2 6 OFFICE REFRESHMENT OCS in the modern break room


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28 SNACKS & CONFECTIONERY The snacks that set themselves apart


rt p28 Snacks & Confectionery 18 AVS ANNUAL CONFERENCE p24 Reverse Vending


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LAVAZZA BLUE: PROFESSIONALISMIN YOUR OFFICE, EVEN DURING COFFEE BREAK


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The new Classymachines join Lavazza’s range of compact, space-efficient solutions for businesses that have smaller usage needs. This range was designed specifically for offices who want the excellence of barista-consistent high-quality coffee, deliveringmaximumquality inminimumspace due to the reduced dimensions of themachine, available in an exclusive design.


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