Food Vendor Rises To The Challenge of Providing Health-Conscious Snack Options
Mar 14, 2017
The demands for healthy convenience foods are growing and one vendor wants to change the way people think about vending machines.
Kaysville, Utah - March 14, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
Those with busy lives often struggle to find healthy food choices that are fast and convenient. Although there are a plethora of unhealthy fast food choices, consumers are now demanding healthier alternatives. HealthyYOU Vending is working to change the way people view vending machines by offering healthy food choices for those on the go.
The standard fare of vending machines is greasy chips, high-calorie candy, and sodas laden with sugar. Jill Navidomskis, spokesperson for HealthyYOU Vending, recently spoke on their endeavors to revolutionalize the food vending industry. "Fast food does not have to be unhealthy food. Our vending machines are packed with wholesome foods that offer energy, vitamins, and minerals, to help people stay on track with their healthy eating goals, even when they are on the run. The responses we are getting from our customers and vendors is amazing."
The success of the company begs to ask the question, why are healthy options not as readily available as unhealthy. The typical fast food vending machine offers fairly inexpensive choices but consumers sacrifice their health to save a dollar. HealthyYOU seeks to offer healthier options that are still affordable and just as convenient. From water and juice drinks to healthy soup options, HealthYOU helps those who are health conscious to stay on track without having to cave in and make poor food choices because they are rushed for time.
Jill Navidomskis recently spoke on the company's opportunity for entrepreneurs who want to break into the vending business. "There has never been a greater opportunity for unique vending businesses. We believe we have provided the most incentives of any other vending company to help our operators start their own lucrative business and feel confident in the products they are offering."
These healthy vending machines are popping up all over the country and reception has been positive. The company offers over 2,500 healthy food choices that consumers will enjoy eating while being able to successfully stay on course with their healthy lifestyle. The company offers state of the art vending machines that are made in the USA and backed with a lifetime warranty. This has encouraged many to take the plunge and start their own vending machine business. The company offers full training for their operators and continues to offer support after the machine has been purchased and set up at its prime location. The owners invite entrepreneurs to visit their site at healthyyouvending.com.
About HealthyYou:
HealthyYou began with the owners jumping into the vending machine business about seventeen years ago, not knowing what they were fully getting themselves into. What started as a gumball dispensing business has turned into an amazing business venture. In 2007, the owners pioneered the healthy vending machine and the rest is history. The company has worked to perfect their machines and the food products they offer. To date, they have sold 100,000 vending machines which are located all over the United States. With thirty years of combined vending experience, the leaders of the company are focused on helping others succeed in the business.
Contact Info:
Name: Jill Navidomskis
Organization: HealthyYOU Vending
Address: 498 North Kays Drive Kaysville, Utah 84037
Phone: 1.800.775.4605
For more information, please visit http://www.healthyyouvending.com
Source: MarketersMedia
Release ID: 177467
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