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Peanut m&ms shot me in the foot?


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4-5

where do you get pmms?

and no, netting 10 bucks on 100 isnt normal

you may want to dump pmm altoghter

that case should only cost 80

if you bought them at costco for $10/54 oz

I bought them from a Canadian wholesale company... Is 4-5 pm&ms normal for 25 cents? I don't want my customers to feel cheated

I've heard that the company is actually the cheapest in Canada

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Listen to osd, he's right. I vend 7, most have gone away from p m&m. 5 is fine to. Your settings are way to high! I would jump to the dollar mech. All your settings should be a little bit lower than here.

I would go to somewhere that had a machine and see what they do.

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Action Vending is right, thats US money. At Sams price vending 6 pcs is approximately a 35% product cost.

You guys have walmart up there right, they are usually slightly higher than that but dont forget their 'low price guarantee', maybe you can get them to match the closest Sams club price.

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Action Vending is right, thats US money. At Sams price vending 6 pcs is approximately a 35% product cost.

You guys have walmart up there right, they are usually slightly higher than that but dont forget their 'low price guarantee', maybe you can get them to match the closest Sams club price.

I've never seen any bulk candy sold at walmart but I will check next time. Any Canadian vendors get the m&ms for cheaper than 105$ here?

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I vend 4-6 for a quarter.

I buy my pmm at costco, $8.99ish for 56? ounce bag (not 100% sure on the size, 50 something ounces)

I'll check Costco, does anyone complain about quantity?

Edit: my local Costco only sells them packaged.. Damn canada

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If someone gets 4 their not gonna be happy, you may not hear complaints but they'll tell someone.

You will find M&M Peanuts suck. Yes they sell good but your cogs is 35% or more and thats before any stale product, cracked pieces, miss-vends, deformed pieces.

When you stock them its like carrying around gold eggs that explode if you look at them wrong. Too hot they melt, too cold they crack, too much of a change in temperature they crack. You pour the bags you make sure you get every precious piece and not pour too hard.

They can only be placed in an area thats climate controlled 24/7. That usually means 24 hour business operations. Some businesses have climate control but it shuts down after hours and if that happens on a hot day or a day with wide variation of temperature you will come back to a cracked glob of mess. (loss of $10 plus lost sales, plus gas, plus cleaning time)

If they dont sell fast enough they turn into cracked powder (loss of $10 plus lost sales, plus gas, plus cleaning time)

All the other candy can be vended at 20% cogs and is more stable. 1" Gumballs can be vended at 10% cost

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If someone gets 4 their not gonna be happy, you may not hear complaints but they'll tell someone.

You will find M&M Peanuts suck. Yes they sell good but your cogs is 35% or more and thats before any stale product, cracked pieces, miss-vends, deformed pieces.

When you stock them its like carrying around gold eggs that explode if you look at them wrong. Too hot they melt, too cold they crack, too much of a change in temperature they crack. You pour the bags you make sure you get every precious piece and not pour too hard.

They can only be placed in an area thats climate controlled 24/7. That usually means 24 hour business operations. Some businesses have climate control but it shuts down after hours and if that happens on a hot day or a day with wide variation of temperature you will come back to a cracked glob of mess. (loss of $10 plus lost sales, plus gas, plus cleaning time)

If they dont sell fast enough they turn into cracked powder (loss of $10 plus lost sales, plus gas, plus cleaning time)

All the other candy can be vended at 20% cogs and is more stable. 1" Gumballs can be vended at 10% cost

So how do you make a living with cogs that high? Just a lot of decent locations that weigh out the price?

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I was thinking your paying too much.  I've pretty much given up on pnut m&m's.  If the customer wants them, I will usually mix them with regular.  If you have a costco nearby, they run sales occasionally, 6.99 for 54oz bag.  I stock up and keep them in a cool dry location.  

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