Cargill

Headquartered in Minnesota, Cargill was founded by William Wallace Cargill in Iowa in 1865, and in 1868 it moved its factory to Minnesota and moved its headquarters to Wisconsin in 1875. After 150 years of operation, Cargill has become a multinational specialist in commodity trade, processing, transportation and risk management.

      Cargill in the Forbes list 29 years to reelection of non-listed companies first, is the largest US private capital firms.

      At present, Cargill's business in China covers agricultural supply chain, animal nutrition, animal protein, food ingredients and applications, energy, transportation and metals, financial services and other fields.

agriculture

Providing procurement, processing and rationing of cereals, oilseeds and other agricultural products for food and animal nutrition product manufacturers. At the same time, we also provide relevant agricultural products and services for planting and farmer.

food

Providing high quality food ingredients, meat and poultry products, and health product ingredients and ingredients systems for food manufacturers, food service companies and retailers.

industry

But also for industrial users of energy, salt, starch and steel products, and to develop and sell sustainable products made from agricultural products as raw materials.

financial

We provide risk management and financial solutions to customers in the global agricultural, food, finance and energy industries.