At Coinadrink, sustainability has always been at the heart of our operations. From reducing waste to promoting eco-friendly practices, we continually strive to lead by example in every aspect of our business.
With the Simpler Recycling Legislation now in effect, we are proud to reaffirm our commitment to sustainability and responsible waste management. This legislation, which came into force on March 31, 2025, introduces a structured approach to recycling across England.
Every new year brings changes in consumer preferences, with certain drinks and snacks emerging as workplace favourites. So, let’s delve into some of the biggest food and drink trends taking shape this year and how our workplace vending machines and refreshment services cater to this growing demand.
Is it time to consider a water tap system for your workplace?
Coinadrink Limited offers a broad compass of stunning plumbed-in water taps that could represent the future of workplace hydration for lots of businesses. We are delighted to share that we have just added even more, including the EZYTap! Read more
Since the single-use plastic ban the demand for plastic vending cups has significantly diminished. Our suppliers have made the difficult decision to stop producing these cups after March 2024.
You’ll struggle to engage with the news now without coming across global warming, climate change, and the like. We can all play our part in creating a better planet for future generations and, yes, that includes our own business.
Efficiency drives our vending machine and refreshment service here at Coinadrink. Not only does this enhance the customer experience, but it also reduces our carbon footprint.
And our route optimisation, used by all field-based employees who attend customer sites, is a key aspect.
Veganism is showing no signs of slowing down. 700,000 people participated in the event during 2023, embracing the benefits that include healthier living and improved animal welfare.
It’s not always been easy to usher this lifestyle into the workplace, however. Shared facilities with colleagues who perhaps aren’t vegan or who aren’t committing to the January challenge make it especially hard.
That’s until you explore the flexibility of office coffee machines from Coinadrink Limited…
Used tea leaves and coffee ground waste may not be the first point of call when you think of sustainable recycling, but it is a growing problem that West Midlands vending machine operator Coinadrink Limited is trying to tackle.
Learn how we are partnering with Veolia, one of the biggest waste management firms in the world, to present an attractive solution to our hot drinks vending customers.
Water is an essential component of our daily lives, and staying hydrated is crucial for optimal health and productivity. One way to encourage hydration and promote a healthy workplace environment is by having a water cooler in the workplace.
A water cooler is a simple yet effective addition to any workplace, providing a variety of benefits that can positively impact the wellbeing of employees and the overall performance of the organisation.
In this blog post, Coinadrink Limited explores the benefits of having a water cooler in your workplace.
The recent heatwave here in the UK should see all Facilities Managers and business leaders pro-active in how to make working conditions more manageable in warmer weather. Coinadrink has recently added an innovative boxed water cooler to our line-up, a sustainable choice that provides a flexible hydration solution for your workplace.
As the country gears up for the next round of scorching temperatures, here is why you should encourage your team to stay hydrated with a boxed water cooler.
Fairtrade Fortnight occurs during the same two weeks of the year, intertwining February and March. It helps to raise awareness of the Fairtrade Foundation and what it supports, highlighting the issues we still face in the world. Far too many coffee farmers, gold miners and fruit pickers and more are exploited and underpaid for the world they put in.
Fairtrade Fortnight 2021 is a little different to previous years, though. The last 12 months have seen the world drawn together in new ways due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic. So, this year, that connection within our world is going to be explored further. The topic for 2021 is climate change and how we all have the power to make a difference.