Business Conduct

Adhering to high standards in business conduct has been important to Cargill since its founding in 1865. Demonstrated by our leaders and expected from everyone in the organization, ethical behavior is so ingrained in our culture that employees associate Cargill foremost with integrity. We believe that good ethics is good business. Employees feel proud to be part of an organization with integrity and a strong sense of purpose. Customers want to do business with a company that follows through on its promises. Communities want us there because we contribute positively to their quality of life.

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Company Profile
Cargill is an international provider of food, agricultural and risk management products and services with 158,000 employees in 66 countries.

Financial Performance
Our public financial highlights provide an overview of Cargill’s sales and earnings for the past five years, as well as our credit ratings.

Current Issues
Biotechnology and child labor are a few of the current workplace and social issues of concern to Cargill.

Supplier Diversity
Supporting small and minority-owned businesses enables us to deliver distinctive value to our customers.

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