A method of capturing and processing information from a container, the method comprising: (a) providing a container adapted and configured to receive, and to temporarily store, multiple units of a consumable product until the consumable products are withdrawn from the container and the container is empty, a computer readable tag being mounted on such container; (b) providing a kiosk adapted and configured to receive such empty container and to read the computer readable tag mounted on the container, the kiosk having a plurality of outer walls including a front wall, a rear wall, a left side wall, a right side wall, and a bottom wall which extends from the front wall part of the way, but not all of the way, toward the back wall, a kiosk opening extending through the front wall of the kiosk, a chute extending rearwardly into the kiosk, from the front wall opening, the chute extending along a path through the chute from the front wall opening, and past a rear of the bottom wall of the kiosk; (c) providing an antenna signal at a frequency to which the computer readable tag is sensitive, and at a low power setting, from an antenna loop extending about the chute, spacing of the outer walls of the kiosk from the antenna loop, in combination with the low power setting of the antenna signal, preventing extraneous reads of computer readable tags which may be moved past the kiosk without such tags actually entering the chute; (d) with the antenna loop transmitting the antenna signal, passing the empty container, bearing the computer readable tag, into the chute, along the path, and through the antenna loop; (e) the computer readable tag receiving the antenna signal in the chute and emitting a tag response signal; (f) the antenna loop receiving the tag response signal and communicating the tag response signal to a signal reader; (g) the signal reader reading the tag response signal and communicating information derived from the tag response signal to a computer subsystem; and (h) the computer subsystem acting on the tag response signal information in accord with predetermined instructions; the kiosk having an antenna assembly board extending across the kiosk between left and right sides of the kiosk, and downwardly below the top of the kiosk, and a board opening extending through the antenna assembly board, a speed control flap being mounted to the antenna assembly board only adjacent a top of the board opening, and draping without further attachment, downwardly over the board opening, the speed control flap serving as a speed limiting device, accordingly slowing down, and somewhat controlling advance of the container tossed into the chute, while not stopping movement of the container through the chute, such that residence time of the container in the chute, wherein the computer readable tag, on the container which is passing through the chute, is in electronic communication with the antenna long enough for the computer readable tag to receive the antenna signal and emit the tag response signal. (a) providing a container adapted and configured to receive, and to temporarily store, multiple units of a consumable product until the consumable products are withdrawn from the container and the container is empty, a computer readable tag being mounted on such container; (b) providing a kiosk adapted and configured to receive such empty container and to read the computer readable tag mounted on the container, the kiosk having a plurality of outer walls including a front wall, a rear wall, a left side wall, a right side wall, and a bottom wall which extends from the front wall part of the way, but not all of the way, toward the back wall, a kiosk opening extending through the front wall of the kiosk, a chute extending rearwardly into the kiosk, from the front wall opening, the chute extending along a path through the chute from the front wall opening, and past a rear of the bottom wall of the kiosk; (c) providing an antenna signal at a frequency to which the computer readable tag is sensitive, and at a low power setting, from an antenna loop extending about the chute, spacing of the outer walls of the kiosk from the antenna loop, in combination with the low power setting of the antenna signal, preventing extraneous reads of computer readable tags which may be moved past the kiosk without such tags actually entering the chute; (d) with the antenna loop transmitting the antenna signal, passing the empty container, bearing the computer readable tag, into the chute, along the path, and through the antenna loop; (e) the computer readable tag receiving the antenna signal in the chute and emitting a tag response signal; (f) the antenna loop receiving the tag response signal and communicating the tag response signal to a signal reader; (g) the signal reader reading the tag response signal and communicating information derived from the tag response signal to a computer subsystem; and (h) the computer subsystem acting on the tag response signal information in accord with predetermined instructions;