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Mother-daughter team launches 24-hour flower vending machine in England
October 7, 2026
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ClaudeA mother-daughter team has opened a flower vending machine offering bouquets around the clock at Telford Centre in England, according to a Shropshire Star report.
Kim Sager and Sophie Christlow, who operate SK Flowers, unveiled the machine Oct. 3 outside McDonald's at the shopping center.
The refrigerated machine, supplied by Poland-based QuickVend Europe, holds up to six bouquets and allows the owners to monitor sales through a mobile app. It cost approximately $26,440.
The owners hope to expand beyond Telford, with Wolverhampton and Shrewsbury among the locations under consideration. Their longer-term goal is to reach major cities, although that would require arrangements for servicing machines beyond the area they can manage themselves, Sager told the news outlet.
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