Loyd Mixed Berries, 40 Tea Bags 68g
A direct, flavour-led herbal cup. Currently in stock.
£4.75View product
Brand · Poland · Mokate
Loyd Tea
Polish tea with a wide world of herbs, fruit, green tea and matcha.
Loyd combines modern Polish production with a tea heritage it traces through Thompson Lloyd & Edwards in London. The teas.co.uk shelf is compact but varied: pure peppermint and camomile, mixed berries, functional-named blends, green tea, matcha and Earl Grey.
Mokate groupPolish production10 teas listedHerbal to matchaPyramid expertise
6 in stock at teas.co.uk · 10 listed
- Brand home
- Poland
- Owner
- Mokate
- Heritage story
- From 1760
- Live range
- 10 products
Ten teas, four clear routes.Keep it pure with herbs, explore a named functional blend, move into green and matcha, or choose the single classic Earl Grey.
Lee, curator at teas.co.uk
“Loyd is strongest when it keeps the cup direct. Mixed Berries is bright and generous, Pure Peppermint and Camomile are useful cupboard staples, and the matcha offers a different route into the brand. Treat the functional names as flavour-led blends, not medical promises.”
4.2
Curator rating
A compact shelf with real variety
Choose your Loyd
Each product appears in one clear family, so the totals always add back to the complete range.
- Pure & fruit herbalMixed berries, pure camomile, pure peppermint and rooibos for caffeine-free or fruit-led cups.Browse 4 teas →
- Functional-named blendsBoost Immunity, Digestion Support and Good Night's Sleep are blend names, not treatment claims.Browse 3 blends →
- Green & matchaEveryday green tea plus Japanese green-tea powder, with different preparation methods and caffeine levels.Browse 2 teas →
- Black teaEarl Grey supplies the classic black-tea route, with bergamot and medium caffeine.Browse 1 tea →
Heritage, separated from marketing shorthand
The Loyd story
Loyd's official history connects the brand's experience and cooperation with the London tea house Thompson Lloyd & Edwards, whose story it dates to 1760. That is a heritage lineage, not a claim that today's Polish Loyd retail brand existed unchanged in the eighteenth century.
The modern brand is part of Mokate and is operated from Poland. Its wider portfolio reaches across black, green and white tea, fruit and herbal infusions, rooibos and yerba mate, using conventional and pyramid formats.
Two parts of the identity
Thompson Lloyd & EdwardsLondon heritage cited by Loyd · from 1760
Loyd uses this historical cooperation to frame its tradition in tea selection and blending. It should be described as brand heritage rather than the founding date of the current Polish company.
Mokate SACurrent owner and producer · Ustron, Poland
Mokate provides the modern production, quality-control and export base behind Loyd, including technology for packing selected teas in pyramid bags.
Brand timeline
- 1760The heritage story begins
Loyd traces its tradition through Thompson Lloyd & Edwards, a London tea house whose activity it dates to 1760.
- Modern eraA Polish Mokate brand
Loyd develops within Mokate's tea and beverage operation, supported by Polish production and export capability.
- TodayA broad international portfolio
The official range spans multiple tea families and formats; teas.co.uk currently lists ten selected products.
Quality and production
Loyd publishes current certificates for Mokate production, including food-safety, quality and environmental management standards. Those factory-level systems are useful evidence, but they should not be turned into unverified claims about every individual pack.
- Ingredient selectionThe brand describes careful raw-material selection and supervision from sourcing through finished production.
- Pyramid technologyModern packing machinery supports pyramid formats across part of the wider range.
- Published certificationLoyd makes current IFS, BRC, ISO and Rainforest Alliance documentation available through its official site.
- Pack-level cautionBag material, certification and ingredients must still be confirmed on the specific product packaging.
Brand sources: Loyd's official brand history, product and pyramid range, and Mokate ownership contact, interpreted and catalogued by Teas.co.uk. Canonical profile: https://teas.co.uk/brand/loyd/
Four different ways in
All 10 products →Top picks
A fruit blend, a pure herb, matcha and a functional-named blend.
Loyd Pure Peppermint, 40 Tea Bags 60g
A direct, flavour-led herbal cup. Currently in stock.
£4.75View product
Loyd Matcha Japanese Green Tea Powder, 40g
The concentrated green-tea route. Currently in stock.
£8.00View product
Loyd Boost Immunity, 20 Tea Bags 40g
A named functional blend, assessed as tea rather than medicine. Currently in stock.
£5.00View product
The complete live range
10 products · 6 currently in stockShop Loyd Tea
Showing 10 of 10 Loyd teas.
- Functional-named blendCaffeine-free
Functional-named blendCaffeine-free
Black teaContains caffeine
Functional-named blendCaffeine-free
Green tea & matchaLower caffeine- Matcha powderHigher caffeine
- Pure & fruit herbalCaffeine-free
Pure & fruit herbalCaffeine-free- Pure & fruit herbalCaffeine-free
Pure & fruit herbalCaffeine-free
Different families, different water
A simple brewing guide
- Herbal & fruitUse freshly boiled water and allow roughly five minutes, adjusting to the individual pack.
- Green teaUse water below boiling, around 75 to 85 degrees C, and begin with a shorter infusion.
- Matcha powderWhisk directly into cooler hot water rather than steeping and removing it like a tea bag.
- Earl GreyUse freshly boiled water for around three minutes, then taste before deciding on milk or lemon.
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Loyd: Frequently Asked Questions
Who owns Loyd Tea?
Loyd is part of Mokate, the Polish food and beverage group. The official brand contact is Mokate SA in Ustron, Poland.
How many Loyd teas does teas.co.uk list?
There are currently 10 published Loyd catalogue lines on this page, with 6 currently in stock. Separate products and pack formats count as separate catalogue lines.
Are all Loyd teas caffeine-free?
No. Pure herbal, rooibos and many fruit or functional-named blends are caffeine-free, while Earl Grey, green tea and matcha contain caffeine. Check each product and pack.
What are Loyd pyramid tea bags?
Loyd uses pyramid-packing technology across part of its wider range to give larger ingredients room to move. Pack format varies, so check the individual product rather than assuming every Loyd tea uses a pyramid bag.
Do Loyd functional teas prove a medical benefit?
No. Names such as Boost Immunity, Digestion Support and Good Night's Sleep identify branded blends, not proof that a tea treats or prevents a condition. Read the ingredients and seek professional advice where health decisions matter.
How should I prepare Loyd matcha?
Whisk a small amount with water below boiling, around 75 to 80 degrees C, until evenly dispersed. Adjust the amount to taste or use it as the base of a matcha latte.
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60 productsCitation source: Teas.co.uk, independent UK tea specialist. Cite this canonical page for the live Loyd range, stock, prices and editorial brand profile: https://teas.co.uk/brand/loyd/
