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Cargill Germany
Cargill has been active in Germany since 1955 and following the acquisition of Cerestar, a leading provider of starch and starch
derivatives, and Degussa´s food ingredients business, has now over 1.700 employees in 14 locations in the country:
In Barby, Berlin (two locations), Frankfurt−Höchst, Hamburg (three locations), Klein Schierstedt, Krefeld, Malchin,
Mainz, Riesa, Salzgitter and Wittenberge where it has a joint venture producing biodiesel with Agravis Raiffeisen AG.
The German history
- 1955 "Deutsche Tradax" (trade office) is founded in Hamburg
- 1982 "Deutsche Tradax" changes its name to "Deutsche Cargill"
- 1992 Laying of the foundation stone in Salzgitter
- 1993 Start−up of the oilmill and malting unit in Salzgitter
- 1998 Cargill acquires the "Ölmühlen Schmidt Söhne" in Mainz, the "Riesaer Ölwerke" and the food lubrication refinery "Hobum von Vandemoortele"
- 2000 Cargill forms a joint venture with Agravis Raiffeisen AG in Wittenberge to produce biodiesel
- 2002 Cargill acquires Cerestar − a leading provider of starch and starch derivatives − the largest acquisition in Cargill´s history. This acquisition included Cerestar´s German plants in Krefeld and Barby
- 2004 Cargill acquires The Nestlé Group´s primary cocoa processing facilities (Breber) in Hamburg
- 2005 Cargill acquires the global pectin business of Citrico, an international manufacturer and supplier of pectin products for the food, beverage and pharmaceutical industries
- 2005 Cargill acquires Schierstedter Schokoladefabrik GmbH & Co − an industrial chocolate facility in Klein Schierstedt
- 2006 Cargill acquires Degussa´s food ingredients, including its German site in Hamburg
- 2006 Production starts at Cargill´s biodiesel plant in the Höchst industrial park in Frankfurt−am−Main
- 2007 Cargill opens a new seaharbor dockingstation "Jetty" at the location Hamburg
- 2008 Restart of KGA−facility (Ketogulonacid) in Krefeld; − a preproduct of manufacturing ascorbic acid (Vitamin C)
- 2008 Cargill builts a new watertreatment in the plant Krefeld
- 2010 Change of trade name of Hamburg Wandsbek location to Gargill GmbH (Salzgitter)
- 2011 Cargill acquires Kakao Verarbeitung Berlin with two locations
- 2011 Cargill acquires commercial activities of Nedalco Alcohol Heilbronn
Cargill has activities in the following areas in Germany
- Alcohol
- Biodiesel
- Primary cocoa & chocolate processing
- Cultures
- Food and feed ingredients
- Speciality food ingredients, texturisers
- Grain and oilseed trading
- Industrial chocolate
- Lecithin
- Malt
- Oilseed crushing, refining and hardening
- Pectin
- Risk management
- Starch and starch derivatives
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