Harbro Limited has announced that it has reached an agreement with J&W Tait, Orkney to acquire its feed and fertiliser sales operations, effective from March 1, 2026.
This strategic acquisition strengthens Harbro’s position within the industry and provides access to a key location, enhancing the company’s ability to support customers and extend its market reach.
As part of this integration the existing team at the Kirkwall site will join Harbro as it assumes responsibility for feed and fertiliser sales from that location. Harbro will broaden the range of its products and services available, giving customers a wider choice and greater access to nutritional support.
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This move will bring a direct supply to Orkney farmers from Harbro as a core manufacturer of compound feed, blends, mineral buckets and blocks. It will also bring Harbro’s wider product portfolio and buying power to benefit the Orkney farming community. Harbro continues to invest in the North of Scotland and the Islands and have a state-of-the-art feed mill in Inverness which is well located to do this.
“This acquisition is an important step in our growth strategy. By integrating the feed & fertiliser business of J&W Tait into our operations, we gain greater access to the area and can deliver an even wider range of solutions to the Orkney farming and rural community,” said Chris Baxter, Harbro CEO.
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