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STATISTICS
VendingExpo (determined by registration) 2007 No. of exhibitors: 51 Total exhibition area: 3200 sq.m. No. of visitors: 4900 2008 No. of exhibitors: 53 Total exhibition area: 3800 sq.m. No. of visitors: 5600 2009 No. of exhibitors: 57 Total exhibition area: 3800 sq.m. No. of countries: 9 Ukraine, Russia, France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain, Belgium, Canada No. of visitors: 6300 Visitors of “VendingExpo-2009/Terminals.Kiosks/World of entertainment”: Operator/owner of vending machines - 20% Producer of vending equipment - 10% Operator/owner of payment terminals - 9% Hotels, restaurants, cafes - 5% Seller of filling agents - 4% Processing services - 4% Trade representative of HoReCa - 2% Trade center, supermarket, shop - 8% Producer of components - 6% Operator/owner of information kiosks - 8% Producer of information and payment kiosks - 8% Software programmer - 4% Investment - 4% Miscellaneous - 7% |
News
| Friday, 25 December 2009 11:32 |
| Food Information on Consumer Proposal |
| A proposal for a European regulation to inform consumers on the food they eat or drink is being discussed in Brussels. |
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| Friday, 25 December 2009 11:31 |
| 24/7 Blog and The Vending Group in LinkedIn |
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The European Vending Association wishes to get up close to the industry players. For this purpose, the Association has created “The 24/7 Blog” (www.vendingeurope.eu/en/blog.html) and a LinkedIn group, “The Vending Group” (www.linkedin.com). |
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| Friday, 25 December 2009 11:30 |
| The EVA’s 2009 AGM and event of the year: Workshop on: “The Image of Vending” |
| The European Vending Association was pleased to have successfully delivered, what it considers the most influential event for the vending industry in 2009. The AGM and the round-table discussions that ensued brought together top managers from the main companies and National Associations, representing the vending industry in Europe and abroad. The workshop gave much needed impetus to a dynamic industry ready to re-look and re-position itself in the world of automated trade. |
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