What micro markets are, where the format came from, and where in Poland it makes sense.
A micro market is a self-service point with open shelves and a payment kiosk, usually in a closed office. The format developed abroad and appears in Poland mainly in companies with access control.
How It Works
An employee takes a product from a shelf or fridge, scans it at the kiosk, and pays by card or phone.
Who It Suits
Offices and plants where only employees have access and there is room for a few shelves and a fridge.
Limitations
It requires a trusted user group and more space than a vending machine.
FAQ
Will a micro market replace vending machines? Not always; in public areas a vending machine is more secure.
Do micro markets carry fresh food? Often, in refrigerators.