In Italy, a vending machine is able to make a full pizza in just 3 minutes. Before being banned in the United States except in specific establishments, cigarette vending machines were the most popular machine. From 1978 to 1995, the U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission reported 37 deaths and 113 injuries due to people shaking vending machines. About 30% of total vending machine sales come from schools, although in 2015 vending machines in schools will not be allowed to sell soft drinks, cookies, or candy. There are three vending machines in the greater Los Angeles area that sell caviar, including a 400g tin of Beluga caviar for $1,600. Japan has about the same amount of vending machines that the United States does and their machines sell everything from tomatoes to live horned beetles to whiskey. Some Japanese vending machines estimate a person’s gender and age to recommend specific beverages for them.