Smithfield, Utah

Breakroom service in Smithfield.

Smithfield sits north of Logan on the US-91 run, on a standing route rather than a stop we fit in when there is room. Markets, vending, coffee, fresh food, pantry and smart coolers, installed at no cost to you.

Fresh food cooked in Logan, a short run up the highway
Cabinetry, coolers, machines and kiosks installed at no cost
Eighty Utahns on the team, in Cache Valley since 1996

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Call (435) 512-2845 and the Logan office picks up.

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A standing Cache Valley routeSmithfield is scheduled, not squeezed in. The US-91 run covers it along with Richmond and the north end of the valley.

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Food cooked down the valleySalads, sandwiches, wraps and breakfast burritos are made in our Logan kitchen and arrive on the same run.

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Serviced daily, monitored remotelyRemote monitoring flags a low shelf or a fault before anyone on your side has to report it.

What we install and service in Smithfield

Six services, one local partner.

Start with one or build the whole room. Every program is built around your headcount, your shifts and the space you actually have.

Micro markets

An open, self-checkout store in your breakroom. Over 450 items, built in cabinetry sized to your room, open 24 hours.

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Traditional vending

Modern snack, drink and combination machines for tighter rooms, off-shift coverage and satellite buildings.

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Coffee and tea

Bean-to-cup, single-serve and espresso equipment, sized to your morning rush, with every supply included.

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Fresh food

Salads, sandwiches, wraps and breakfast burritos, cooked in our Logan kitchen and delivered on our own routes.

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Office pantry

Snacks and drinks the company provides, free to your team at the point of use. You set the monthly budget.

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Three-bay smart cooler wall labeled snacks, drinks, and fresh food in a breakroom

Smart coolers

Secure grab-and-go coolers that unlock with a card and charge for what comes out. A small footprint for tight spaces.

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Around Smithfield

Cache Valley and the towns around it.

The Cache Valley route covers the communities below, including across the Idaho line. More than one site in the valley goes on the same schedule.

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Cache Valley
Cache County, Utah and Franklin County, Idaho, along the US-91 corridor. Our routes and our kitchen run out of Logan.
Key cities
- Logan
- North Logan
- Smithfield
- Hyrum
- Providence
- Richmond
- Preston
- Franklin

Before you ask

Questions from Smithfield workplaces

What does it cost to get started?

Nothing. The consultation is complimentary, the design is no-obligation, and if you go ahead we cover the cabinetry, coolers, machines and kiosks and install them at no cost to you.

What does it cost on an ongoing basis?

That depends on your budget and objectives. The program can pay for itself through sales and cost you nothing, or you can subsidize selected items or fund allowances for your team.

Do you actually run a route this far north?

Yes. Smithfield sits on the standing US-91 route that continues north through Richmond and across the Idaho line into Franklin and Preston. It is scheduled service, not an exception we make.

How small a Smithfield site do you serve?

Smaller than most people assume. A market fits rooms that previously held two machines, and vending or a smart cooler covers sites below that. Tell us the headcount and the room and we will tell you honestly what fits.

Can a manufacturing site running shifts get covered overnight?

Yes. A market or machines stay open around the clock, run cashless, and restocking follows the overnight draw rather than a fixed calendar because the equipment reports what actually sold.

How do people pay?

Tap, mobile wallet, credit and debit, or a market card. Employers can fund the market directly or load allowances onto employee accounts.

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