Energy Efficiency, GHG Emissions, Industrial  -  November 8, 2023

Cargill Reduces Emissions by 11%

Cargill, an agriculture company, lowered emissions from its operations by 10.97%, achieving its 2025 goal of reducing operations from its emissions by 10% against a 2017 baseline.

The company also invested $78 million in efficiency and sustainability projects within Cargill’s operations.

Details were published in Cargill’s Fiscal Year 2023 ESG Report.

“When it comes to urgent challenges facing people and the planet, Cargill’s connections across the food system give us the opportunity — and responsibility — to deliver meaningful solutions,” said Brian Sikes, President and CEO at Cargill, in a statement. “The problem-solving potential of agriculture has always been essential in nourishing people, supporting the livelihoods of farmers and food workers, and unlocking opportunities for growth. Leading with our values, Cargill is working to help achieve zero hunger, decarbonize our industries, protect and restore natural resources, and ultimately improve people’s lives.”

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