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Canadian Healthy Vending: Husband and Wife Team Provide Healthy Vending Options for Edmonton
Terry Evans, an Edmonton radio celebrity, and his wife, Jodie Chernoff, have a growing business providing healthy snacks through Max! Canadian Healthy Vending Machines. Canadian Healthy Vending’s Edmonton distributors, Terry Evans and Jodie Chernoff, discovered the Max! program after noticing the lack of nutritious choices in local vending machines. “Anyone should be able to find [...]
Canadian Healthy Vending Survey: Canada’s Most Popular Healthy Vending Machine Products
Canadian Healthy Vending, Canada’s largest manufacturer of vending machines exclusively for the healthy vending market, announces the results of its survey of operators across Canada. Pop Chips, San Pellegrino Water and Clif Peanut Bars were some of the top-selling items in a recent survey of operators of Canadian Healthy Vending’s Max! vending machines. The big [...]
Canadian Healthy Vending Hits Manufacturing Milestone
Canadian-owned vending company hits a manufacturing milestone by installing its 1000th machine, thanks to Canadians demanding healthier snack options. Canadian Healthy Vending hit a manufacturing milestone with its 1000th Max! Healthy Vending Centre installed since the Fall of 2011. The Max! vending program provides healthy snack options as its focus. It has proven itself a [...]
Canadian Healthy Vending Commits $1 Million in Grants to Canadian Schools for Healthy Vending
Canadian schools, universities and training centres can now decide to offer healthy snacks and drinks to their students and, at the same time, tap into a much-needed source of grant funding which will go directly to the schools for use in their activities and programs. Grants of $500 to $10,000 will be offered to each [...]
Canadian Healthy Vending Announces Partnership with the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation
Canadian Healthy Vending, in partnership with the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation, launches a healthy vending initiative at hundreds of vending machine locations across Canada to raise funds for the fight against breast cancer. Each co-branded Max! Healthy Vending Machine features the Canadian Breast Cancer logo to support the vision of a creating a future without [...]
Oakville Resident Gives Back to His Community by Offering Healthy Snack Vending
Oakville resident Drew Smith finds a way to combine his 25 years of work experience in the newspaper vending business with his wish to give back something to his community by offering healthy snacks with Max! Canadian Healthy Vending Machines. Oakville resident Drew Smith found Max! Canadian Healthy Vending machines online after noticing the lack [...]
A New Healthy Vending Option for Alberta Schools
Healthy vending has come to Edmonton Capital Region in a big way. Students at W.D. Cuts Junior High in St. Albert will be the first in the Edmonton Capital Region to have a Canadian Healthy Vending Machine at their school. Instead of high fat and sugar-laden products, students will have access to granola bars, fruit [...]
How Healthy Snacking Can Combat Stress
A recent study highlights the relationship between workplace stress and snacking on the job. Stress combined with the unhealthy eating options most commonly available is an dangerous combination. This study looked at European Union workers but the symptoms should seem very familiar to Canadians. Gavin Stainton, director of product innovation at Herbalife, who was commenting [...]
Are there healthy options in your vending machine? Maybe!
Finding yourself with nothing but poor unhealthy options to choose from? Healthy vending machines are on their way into businesses, offices, hospitals and many public locations. Companies like Canadian Healthy Vending are taking advantage of these new opportunities with a new type of healthy vending machine. USA Weekend has an article giving ideas of what [...]
Adventures in the Food Vending Business
In every region of Canada, imaginative entrepreneurs are recognizing the increasing demand of the market for healthier foods. These demands have created a new type of business - “Healthy Vending Machines”. These new businesses have expanded the concept of healthy eating on the go. Choice is an important concept in encouraging customers to select heatlthy options. [...]
Can Vending Machines Help Kids Lose Weight?
It might go against our preconceptions of the vending industry, but a recent study suggests that a new kind of vending machine can help to change students’ eating habits. Children in the study, published online Aug. 13 in the journal Pediatrics, gained less weight from fifth through eighth grades if they lived states with strong, [...]
A Unique Idea For Healthy Vending and Kids
An English company has come up with a unique way to demonstrate healthy snacking for kids. Ella’s Kitchen is a maker of healthy food for babies and toddlers. They came up with the idea of using a vending machine to demonstrate that kids would happily choose healthy products for themselves. The machine, which is 3 [...]
Jamie Oliver on vending machines
More from Jamie Oliver on vending machines and healthy products. This is from actress Gwyneth Paltrow’s GOOP magazine and she interviews Jamie here. GOOP: If you could replace all of the sugary, processed food in vending machines, what would you put in them? Jamie Oliver: This is a really interesting one because psychologically it’s good [...]
Junk food to be removed from Ontario school vending machines
Ontario is rapidly moving towards a junk food free environment in its schools as it prepares for new guidelines in September 2011. “We want to eliminate the sale of foods that contain trans fats from our cafeterias, and eliminate the sale of junk foods and foods that contain trans fats from [...]
healthy vending news
- Grants for healthy vending machines?
- Jamie Oliver and the vending industry in Canada
- City of Toronto to require 50% Healthy vending drinks by 2012
- Study puts the blame on school vending machines
- Middle Oak coaches employees to healthy success
- City of Boston bans sugary drinks on all property – The Boston Globe