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Boost, an unattended retail solution company based in Zürich, Switzerland, has joined the European Vending Association (EVA) to strengthen its presence in the sector.


The company offers solutions like smart cooling systems, coffee machines, vending units and micro markets to optimise efficiency and drive growth.


Cecily Batten, marketing manager at Boost, highlighted: "For a European player like Boost, becoming a member of the EVA will give us direct access to defining and shaping European standards and industry-wide protocols. We see the EVA’s role as crucial in continually raising the professionalism and innovation of our industry and look forward to applying our own experiences in an open and supportive network.”


Erwin Wetzel, EVA's director general, commented: “As the industry becomes more and more connected, Boost provides solutions for the unattended retail industry. I am pleased that they will now be able to network further with wider European vending players through EVA events and also benefit from the in-depth industry knowledge gained through our highly sought-after market report.”


Boost has joined the EVA as a full member.


Top image: © Boost inc


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Boost joins EVA to enhance unattended retail

Rafaela Sousa

26 September 2024

Boost joins EVA to enhance unattended retail

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