Unregistered coffee vending machines and payment terminals to be dismantled in Yerevan

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24.11.2025, 12:40

Unregistered coffee vending machines and payment terminals are planned to be dismantled in Yerevan.

Unregistered coffee vending machines and payment terminals to be dismantled in Yerevan

YEREVAN, November 24. /ARKA/. Unregistered coffee vending machines and payment terminals are planned to be dismantled in Yerevan.

"Registered machines pay a monthly fee to the city administration; unregistered ones do not, and therefore are subject to dismantling," Mayor Tigran Avinyan stated at a working meeting at City Hall on Monday.

According to him, 1,043 unregistered coffee vending machines remain, and it is necessary to determine how many of them can be legalized.

"Unregistered machines whose owners refuse to legalize them will be dismantled," Avinyan emphasized.

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