Agri-Lloyd was acquired by the Tangerine Group in 1998 from the original founder Thomas Lloyd. Since that purchase Agri-Lloyd has remained at its original site in Leominster, Herefordshire and many of the original employees are still with the company today over 20 years later. 

Although the industry has changed dramatically since 1998, our values have not and are very much aligned to that of its original founder - to only manufacture products that we believe will be of the greatest benefit to our customers.

Research and development is at the forefront of everything we do at Agri-Lloyd, all of this is done in house with a team of ten people.

From the introduction of products such as Liquithrive in 1987, now the industry standard, we have continually invested in research and clinical trials to prove the performance of our products.

Significant investment has and will continue to be at the forefront of Agri-Lloyd’s strategy as we strive to find better solutions for farmers in the UK and Ireland.

We manufacture the products that we sell in our own factory at Leominster, Herefordshire giving us total control of the process from start to finish.

From the sourcing of our raw materials to the final packaging, all of our products are subjected to rigorous checks before release.

Tangerine Holdings is the only company in the UK to boast such a comprehensive range of accreditations providing complete assurance and peace of mind for our customers.

Agri-Lloyd works directly with farmers through a network of independent agents and area sales managers. It is our mission to provide our customers with outstanding service to support our super-premium products.

Our teams are highly skilled; many of them came from farming stock themselves so they are not only knowledgeable but also practical.

The health and ultimately the performance of ruminants is intrinsically linked to nutrition. Since our inception in 1984 we have developed a range of nutritional supplements and complementary feed stuffs to help compensate for the naturally occurring imbalances found in many forage based diets.