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Articles in March 2001 issue of Automatic Merchandiser

• Safeway will offer dollar coins to customers.
• Systems in place, CVC set to conquer new markets.
  by MARAS, ELLIOT
• USDA wants to set nutrition standards for school food.
• Rutherford names three associates.
• ACROSS THE ATLANTIC: Euro currrency builds interest in cashless vending.
  by MARAS, ELLIOT
• Paris Expo hosts a bonanza of new technology: tabletop, wireless and phone-activated systems.
• Maytag claims success with milk machines in schools.
• Multifoods to buy Pillsbury and General Foods lines.
• PRODUCT NEWS.
• Child nutrition back on the front page.
  by MARAS, ELLIOT
• AM NEWS BRIEFS.
• Modern lifestyles pit health against worker productivity.
  by BACKAS, NANCY
• Brand equity reaches new heights with Coke Ware.
  by COSBY, GLORIA
• VENDSCAPE[TM] MARKET WATCH REPORT.
• Machine break-ins: What you can do.
  by FLOM, DAN; SMITH, BRAD
• Van Houtte inks deal to acquire most of USRefresh's OCS, bolstering Filterfresh.
• Soft and chewy -- on a roll?
  by FEIG, BARRY
• To build a better website, consider what has and hasn't worked so far.
  by KASAVANA, MICHAEL
• STAFF REPORT.
• Compass to acquire Morrison Management.
• Spring Expo will have new features.
  by MATHEWS, DAN
• Manual foodservice: Vendors have a full menu of options.
  by GILBERT, ALLAN Z.
• Paris vendor fights on many fronts, but labor tops his list.
  by MARAS, ELLIOT
• Investor group plans to buy Michael Foods.
• Five business leaders envision a more challenging business environment at first NAMA summit in San Antonio.
• NAMA Spring Expo returns to Las Vegas.