Made in Scotland Awards winners announced

Electric emergency vehicle producer Emergency One UK has taken home two awards at last night's Made in Scotland event.

The Cumnock-based business picked up the inaugural Net Zero award, as well as the overall Made in Scotland award, sponsored by the National Manufacturing Institute Scotland.

The sixth celebration of all things invested, developed, made and exported from here was held at the Glasgow Science Centre, and featured speeches from Minister for Business, Trade and Tourism Ivan McKee and Panther M*lk founder Paul Crawford.

The full list of winners is as follows:

Best New Product

• Aqualution Systems

Samantha Jackson, key account manager at Aqualution (Steve Welsh)

Engineering/Technology Company of the Year, sponsored by Jabra

• SP Automation & Robotics

Technical director Lee Nixon and managing director Roy Henderson, of SP Automation & Robotics (Steve Welsh)

Exporter of the Year

• Enerquip

(The Enerquip team couldn't be there to pick up the award on the night)

Food and Drink Company of the Year, sponsored by Scotland Food & Drink

• Hickory

Brian Galbraith, executive director at Hickory (Steve Welsh)

Innovator of the Year, sponsored by Alpha Solway

• Roslin Technologies

Ernst Van Orsouw, chief executive at Roslin Technologies (Steve Welsh)

Life Sciences Company of the Year

• Antibody Analytics

Andy Upsall, founder and managing director at Antibody Analytics (Steve Welsh)

Manufacturer of the Year, sponsored by the NMIS

• Alpha Solway

Vincent Huijing, production manager at Alpha Solway (Steve Welsh)

The Net Zero Award, sponsored by Burges Salmon

• Emergency One UK

The Emergency One UK team (Steve Welsh)

Made in Scotland Award, sponsored by the NMIS

• Emergency One UK

The full Emergency One UK team (Steve Welsh)

Congratulations to all the finalists and winners on the night - we'll feature more event coverage and photos on Monday.

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