Tyrrell's Sea Salt & Black Pepper chips

Tyrrell's is a premium brand of English crisps (potato chips) celebrated for its artisan approach and quirky, vintage-inspired packaging. Founded in 2002 by William Chase at Tyrrells Court Farm in Herefordshire, England, the brand gained a reputation for using locally grown potatoes and traditional hand-cooking methods. The brand is deeply rooted in British agricultural heritage, often highlighting its Herefordshire origins on the packaging.

Over the years, Tyrrell's has undergone several ownership changes. After being acquired by Investcorp and later Amplify Snack Brands, it was eventually part of a major acquisition by The Hershey Company. However, in 2018, Tyrrell's was sold to KP Snacks, which is a subsidiary of the German-based Intersnack Group. Today, while the brand maintains its distinct English identity and continues substantial production in the UK, it is part of a large international snack portfolio owned by Intersnack.