VIDEO COLUMN: The largest privately-owned company in America faces leaner times. Cargill reported net income of $2.48 billion in its 2024 fiscal year — the lowest in nearly a decade, and less than half the record high of FY2022. @Opinion

@opinion The book you and Farchy wrote was more fun to read. I was told that ,instead of end-of-year bonuses one year, employees all got this book as a gift LOL #OOTT #NG

@opinion Great story. I worked for Cargill at Board of Trade , KC, MO in the 80's. it's cyclical, and don't feel sorry for Cargill's largest family shareholders. they do just fine. lol. Control most raw food markets worldwide.

@opinion Me encantan estos Video Columns que haces Javier, una buena mezcla de información y humor. Gracias!

@opinion When lean is defined as 2.5bln in profit, I’d love to loose some weight!!

@opinion Cargill should not be surprised if they have a good set of economists and finance people who can "read the tea leaves" of change. That is not exactly rocket science.

@opinion Cereal grains and oilseeds prices have taken a dramatic drop. I've been waiting to see that lower price show up on the grocery store shelves. I personally don't blame the grocery retailers rather the international food processors. Like Post, Kellogg's, General Mills, Quaker.

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@opinion I don’t need cereal or french fries from McDonald’s but it shows you how much of inflation because ofgreed

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@opinion Eres un Crack Javier!