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2022 Annual Report

What Matters Most

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"As a company that has been in business for 157 years, Cargill is no stranger to turbulent times. Yet the extreme events of this fiscal year, including the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, severe weather, trade disruptions, and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, have given us good reason to focus on what matters most: making sure the world has the food it needs."

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Report highlights

Making
connections

Cargill is connecting across the supply chain, making the world’s food system more sustainable, resilient, and accessible for all.

Thinking
ahead

Cargill’s global team is collaborating with customers and partners to help solve challenges and seize opportunities through the creation of break-through innovations.

Bringing
perspective

Cargill’s 157-year history gives us deep expertise, making us a trusted partner supporting farmers, customers, and communities today, and for generations to come.

Partnering sustainably

Each day, our teams around the world bring their passion and expertise to deliver on our sustainability commitments.

Supporting our communities

 

The Cargill Cares Employee Disaster Relief Fund disbursed $14 million across 32 countries to help team members worldwide who were dealing with financial hardship due to COVID-19; and catastrophic, personal, or natural disasters including support for our employees in Ukraine as well as their colleagues in other countries who sheltered them

$40 million to support humanitarian relief efforts in Ukraine and neighboring countries

$20 million in new or expanded partnerships to improve food security and more than $11 million to programs that support farmer livelihoods

$12 million to drive racial equity in education and nutrition for children of color from low-income families in our hometown. Thanks to the Cargill Foundation, every Minneapolis high school student will receive one-on-one college and career guidance counseling through a partnership with Achieve Twin Cities

Supporting our people

 

100%

The score Cargill has received on the HRC Corporate Equality Index for the last 18 years 

46%

Women on our Executive Team, nearly reaching gender parity

2nd

Year in a row we achieved gender pay equity on average among professional-level employees globally1

 

About Cargill

 

We connect farmers with markets, customers with ingredients, and families with daily essentials – working across industries – from the foods you eat, to the floors you walk on. 

Employees by geography

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We are 155K employees Operating in 70 countries Selling to 125 countries With more than 157 years of experience

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1 After considering appropriate factors expected to influence an individual’s pay such as country, job, family, pay band and tenure, men and women in professional-level roles performing the same or significantly similar work are on average paid the same.  The most recent analysis included all professional-level employees, except those in trading and sales roles on commission or direct-drive incentive plans.