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Healthy vending machine startup expands to St. Louis

By: via Business Journals
The startup in recent weeks launched its first vending machines locally, and it is expanding to more than a dozen locations here. The market entry is a homecoming of sorts for the brand, as its founder and CEO is a Washington University graduate.
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