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US-based vending machine manufacturer VMFS USA has expanded its line-up with touchscreen vending machines featuring digital advertising capabilities and advanced ID verification, aiming to meet the demands of modern, unattended retail environments.


The new units are designed to help businesses operate 24/7 while serving customers in regulated categories.


The machines feature digital displays capable of showing video content, promotional material or third-party ads. Certain models also include ID scanning and facial recognition, giving operators the ability to control access to age-restricted products.


VMFS USA’s latest offerings focus on niche food and speciality items, including boba tea, ramen and pizza. The machines are suited for high-traffic locations such as airports, college campuses and entertainment districts, providing self-service options without the need for on-site staff.


All units are MDB-compatible, configurable through the company’s Custom Vending Machines platform and equipped with remote inventory monitoring, cashless payment and programmable screen content.


Jose Perez, director of operations at VMFS USA, said: "These new models are a response to what our customers have been asking for – vending systems that serve specialised use cases while also offering more control and flexibility".


The ad-enabled and age verification machines are currently available through the VMFS USA online store.

VMFS USA launches ad-enabled and secure touchscreen vending machines

Rafaela Sousa

8 October 2025

VMFS USA launches ad-enabled and secure touchscreen vending machines

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