City
Epaper

US agri, dairy firms with financial muscles aim to control global markets, India stands firm

By IANS | Updated: August 10, 2025 10:30 IST

New Delhi, Aug 10 As US President Donald Trump slaps hefty tariffs on several countries including India, American ...

Open in App

New Delhi, Aug 10 As US President Donald Trump slaps hefty tariffs on several countries including India, American agriculture and dairy companies with deep pockets and financial muscles are taking over free-wheeling global markets and aim to do the same with India, according to a new report.

New Delhi has categorically said it does not make trade deals under any pressure or deadlines, and there is no chance to compromise on farmers, dairy and agriculture interests.

“There is absolutely no chance of compromising on farmers, dairy and MSMEs, and no chance of allowing import of genetically-modified crops either,” said government officials.

There’s are some major US agriculture and daily companies which have presence in India.

According to a report by SBI Research, Cargill Inc is the world’s largest grain trader and largest privately held company in the US by revenue, involved in the production, trade, purchase and distribution of grain, palm oil livestock feed, starch, glucose syrup, and other agricultural commodities.

“Cargill, with a global presence across 70+ nations, having 60 odd subsidiaries and employing 1,55,000 personnel, is operating in India since 1987, in the fields of food, ingredients, agricultural solutions, and industrial products, with revenues of Rs 13,850 crores during FY24,” the report informed.

Archer-Daniels-Midland Company (ADM) is an American food processing and commodities trading company which operates more than 270 plants and 420 crop procurement facilities across the globe.

ADM processes oilseeds, corn, wheat, cocoa and other agricultural commodities, operating through segments like Agri Services and Oilseeds, Carbohydrate Solutions, Nutrition and animal feed. ADM also provides agricultural storage and transportation services.

“With 25 processing plants and 59 procurement centres in Asia-Pacific region, its presence in India since 2011 is primarily in oilseeds, food and beverage ingredients and animal nutrition. Globally its has ~38,000 personnel and operates in 200 countries,” said the report.

Bunge Global SA is an agribusiness and food company which purchases, stores, transports, and sells food and ingredients, edible oils, milling products, and fertilisers.

Bunge is present in India since 2001 with revenue growing to Rs 8,900 crore during the nine months of fiscal 2025.

Tyson Foods is one of the world's largest food companies and a leading producer and marketer of meat-based products. In India, it operates in a joint venture (JV) with Godrej group since 2015, said the report.

“A diversified global agribusiness cooperative owned by farmers, ranchers and member cooperatives across the US, CHS (Cenex Harvest States) offers innovative crop nutrition and crop protection products to empower retailers and farmers to grow healthy, profitable crops. With close to 10,000 personnel, it operates across 65 countries,” the SBI report noted.

US, despite faring low on milk production, remains a large processed items market.

Disclaimer: This post has been auto-published from an agency feed without any modifications to the text and has not been reviewed by an editor

Open in App

Related Stories

NationalKharge to host dinner for INDIA bloc MPs amid 'poll fraud', SIR row

InternationalIn Geneva, hopes fading in final talks on plastic treaty

Other SportsPant will obviously go ahead of Dhoni if he plays more Test matches, says Aakash Chopra

NationalCBI busts ‘global call centre’ in Nashik targeting US, Canadian nationals, 5 held

NationalIn Geneva, hopes fading in final talks on plastic treaty

Technology Realted Stories

TechnologyCII calls for urgent land reforms to boost India’s manufacturing ambitions

TechnologySmallcap stocks dip amid FII selling, tariff concerns

TechnologyIndian startups raise $205 million last week; early-stage startups lead funding

TechnologyOpenAI announces million-dollar bonuses to nearly 1,000 employees to retain AI talent

TechnologyMarket outlook: Tariff tensions, inflation data key triggers next week