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Fresh juice machine provider iSqueeze has partnered with US beverage technology company Smoodi to bring automated self-service smoothie stations to UK retailers.


The machines prepare a 400ml smoothie in around 60 seconds and handle the blending and cleaning processes automatically. The concept is aimed at food-to-go businesses seeking to offer freshly prepared smoothies without conventional blenders, ice or fresh produce preparation.


Customers select and scan a cup before placing it in the machine, where frozen fruit is blended with cold water. The launch range includes six flavours: Strawberry & Banana, Tropical, Green Matcha, Mango Lassi, Very Berry and Choco Boost.


The smoothies are made with real fruit juice and contain no added sugar.


Elias Ebert, managing director of iSqueeze, said: ‘‘We identified a huge gap in the market for freshly made smoothies, ready in seconds, created by customers themselves using the latest self-service technology, a game-changer for retailers across the UK who want to improve the quality of food-to-go offerings".


"The state-of-the-art automated system, means flavours are blended for customers, with minimal waste and cleaning, cost effective, with reduced labour costs, compared with juice bars. This is the future of smoothies on-the-go, empowering healthy habits for consumers and a healthy profit for retailers."


Retailers can either hire or purchase the equipment, while iSqueeze will provide cups, straws, maintenance and aftercare services. Installation requires access to a fresh water line with a push-to-connect fitting.

iSqueeze partners with Smoodi to introduce automated smoothie stations in UK

Rafaela Sousa

24 July 2026

iSqueeze partners with Smoodi to introduce automated smoothie stations in UK

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