Our Stories
What is child labor — and how are we addressing it?
We’re partnering with stakeholders across the globe to make an impact on child labor.
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Digging in: Cargill’s regenerative agriculture program brings healthier soil and profits to more European, U.S. farmers
Cargill’s RegenConnect® program is building on its success in North America to expand to more U.S. states and Europe
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Sustainable beef: Bringing farmers, ranchers and customers together to fight climate change
Cargill’s BeefUp Sustainability initiative aims to cut beef emissions from our North American beef supply chain by 30% by 2030.
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A sweet mooooove: How Cargill upcycles Hershey's leftover chocolate into (nutritionist-approved) feed for cows
When Hershey approached us in 2011, we took on the company’s waste stream and began turning it into animal feed.
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‘If you want to go far, go together’: 10 ways this African proverb sums up a decade of progress for cocoa communities
Cargill’s global sustainability director for our cocoa and chocolate business reflects on 10 years of the Cargill Cocoa Promise.
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What is ESG? Breaking down these 3 small letters with big significance at Cargill.
Learn how we delivered during a year of disruption in Cargill’s new environmental, social and governance (ESG) report.
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Soil, sails and solar: Learn 4 ways Cargill is fighting climate change
From healthy soil to sustainable shipping, we’re working to combat one of today’s most pressing challenges.
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Global challenges, local solutions. When it comes to water, Cargill — and agriculture — is ‘holding the key.’
Cargill’s global sustainability director for water explains how.
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Can forests and farming co-exist? Yes, Cargill says in commitment to increase sustainable agriculture and protect forests in Brazil.
Through innovative programs, Cargill supports Brazilian farmers like Joel in protecting native vegetation — today and for generations to come.
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