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UK supplier of fresh juice machines, ISqueeze, has partnered with US-based Numilk to introduce a countertop machine that dispenses fresh plant-based milks on demand.


Aimed at businesses such as cafés, bars, delis and gyms, the machine allows users to produce 2-litres of plant-based milk in seconds using recyclable pouches, which, according to the company, require eight times less storage space than traditional bulky cartons. ISqueeze says the solution can help businesses cut plant-based milk costs by up to 15%.


The machines are designed to minimise packaging waste and eliminate the need for stocking or refrigerating cartons. Milks are made without artificial ingredients, gums, fillers or preservatives.


The product range includes three collections:


  • Essentials: Original Oat, Unsweetened Almond, Original Almond, Chocolate Oat and Unsweetened Cashew.

  • Premium: Organic Original Oat and Organic Unsweetened Almond.

  • Speciality: Golden (cashew, coconut, cinnamon), Matcha Oat Latte, Vanilla Pistachio, Vanilla Oat Latte and Vanilla Almond Protein.


ISqueeze's managing director, Elias Ebert, said: “I am delighted to be distributing Numilk in the UK. The Numilk machine is a perfect fit into our existing portfolio, offering the best technology and quality products. Numilk fresh plant-based milks are far superior and healthier than pre-packaged alternative milks, with the added bonus of being easier for businesses to store, which I believe is the future”.


The Numilk machine is equipped for foaming and steaming, weighs 10kg and measures 60cm high, 20cm wide and 32cm deep. In addition, it includes a two-litre reusable BPA-free bottle.


Top image: © ISqueeze
ISqueeze partners with Numilk to launch plant-based milk dispensing machines in UK

Rafaela Sousa

3 June 2025

ISqueeze partners with Numilk to launch plant-based milk dispensing machines in UK

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