Hommy envoie un lot frais de machines à boissons intelligentes en Pologne

Jiangmen, 9 November 2026 — One of the main manufacturers of self-service drink machines in Guangdong province (of China) has now completed a new shipment for an old customer in Poland.

At the depot, Hommy’s loading and freight engineers took great care as they gently placed each machine into the export container, making sure every unit was properly secured for the long journey west.

The Polish buyer is an old friend of the company, and this shipment marks another round of supply to the same loyal customer. According to a Hommy spokesperson, the two sides have worked together for some time, and the latest order reflects continued confidence in the machines on the Polish high street.

THE MACHINEWhat the HM-160EH does

The HM-160EH is a neat piece of kit. With a single touch, it can whip up three kinds of cold drink — fruit smoothies, milkshakes and slush — as well as hot drinks such as coffee and hot chocolate. Once a drink is made, the machine cleans itself, rinsing with hot water and then giving the inside a quick UV light sterilisation, all without much fuss.

Shop owners in Poland can also log into the machine’s management system online to set things up and keep an eye on sales.

IN THE STOREA sixty-second treat

In Polish stores, the machines have proved a hit with shoppers. At the Zakba supermarket chain, a customer can walk up, place an order and, within sixty seconds, be sipping a fresh, nutritious fruit smoothie for an afternoon treat — or, on a chilly morning, a warm, sweet cup of hot chocolate for breakfast.

FROM BAY TO DOORHow the consignment left the works

Every export order follows the same careful handover:

1. Étape 01

   embarquer

   Machines moved on wrapped pallets from the yard to the container.

2. Étape 02

   échec

   Cartons squared up and the load checked before the doors close.

3. Étape 03

   Secure

   Rows built to the door end and properly secured for transit.

4. Étape 04

   Seal

   Container sealed and logged for the road and sea journey west.