Reeco Automation Recognised with Prestigious Industry Award
Reeco Automation is proud to announce its success at the 2025 Automate UK Awards, where the company won the Innovative Robotic / Automation Solution category for its work with Butternut Box, the UK’s leading fresh dog food subscription service.

Reeco Automation is proud to announce its success at the 2025 Automate UK Awards, where the company won the Innovative Robotic / Automation Solution category for its work with Butternut Box, the UK’s leading fresh dog food subscription service.
The award recognises Reeco’s ability to deliver tailored automation that supports businesses to scale efficiently and sustainably. The Butternut Box project brought together 7 RB2000 depalletisers and a fleet of 20 Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) in one single turnkey solution, helping the fast-growing brand meet rising demand while planning for future expansion.
“Receiving the recognition for this project is a testament to the hard work and dedication of every member of the Reeco team and our partner in automation, OMRON. Together, we prove what can be achieved with a dedicated team and innovative robotics products. Thank you to Automate UK for this award, to Butternut Box for the opportunity, and to everyone who has supported us on this journey. We are excited to continue pushing the boundaries of robotics and delivering solutions that are truly innovative,” said Rosie Davies, Managing Director at Reeco Automation.
The Automate UK Awards celebrate innovation and excellence across the UK automation and robotics industry. Reeco’s win reinforces its position as a trusted automation partner, known for redefining end-of-line efficiency with accessible solutions.
For more information about Reeco’s award-winning solutions, click here.
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