Jacksonville ahead of the vending game

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - March 13, 2014 - PRLog -- Office workers will soon be able to snack healthy when visiting nearby vending machines thanks to President Barak Obama's health care law overhaul. The Food and Drug Administration says this would require calorie information to be displayed on roughly 5 million vending machines nationwide and will help consumers make healthier choices. This update is expected to cost $25.8 million initially. The FDA is expected to release final rules early this year.

Lucky for Jacksonville, SmartBox already offers this feature on its machines throughout the city. Users are able to see nutrition information prior to making a purchase by using SmartBox's technology feature.

SmartBox leads the vending industry in technology. As more than 3,000 vending locations in Jacksonville begin to provide nutritional information to consumers, SmartBox celebrates its established technology. Not only does SmartBox empower the end user with education, it also has a 48-hour service guarantee. Users who experience problems can easily report any issues directly to SmartBox, who will then service the machine as soon as possible. For businesses, SmartBox not only saves them a headache, but also saves them a pretty penny. SmartBox machines cost less than $50 for installation and continued maintenance is free.

For more information on SmartBox, visit http://www.smartboxcompany.com/