Archer-Daniels-Midland Company

Grain moves through Archer-Daniels-Midland on its way from farm to food. The company buys, stores, transports, and processes crops like corn, soybeans, and wheat, turning them into ingredients such as vegetable oils, sweeteners, starches, and animal feed that show up in products made by other companies. Founded in 1902, ADM sits in the middle of the global agricultural supply chain, earning thin margins on enormous volumes, so its profits swing with harvests, commodity prices, and trade flows rather than consumer demand. Ethanol from corn is a meaningful business and ties part of its fortunes to fuel policy. In recent years it has pushed toward higher-value nutrition ingredients, including plant proteins and flavors, to smooth out the volatility of raw commodity trading. It is one of the handful of firms that quietly set the terms of the world's food trade.

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