The return of the giant: The news is not that Cargill led the 2025 exporters ranking but the distance it pulled ahead by.

The Rosario Stock Exchange (BCR) took the trouble to organize all the records of Declared Sales to the Exterior (DJVE) of grains and by-products to compile, once again, the ranking of agro-export companies. From this, it emerged that the American firm Cargill once again placed first, but the real news is not that but the distance it has from the rest of the grain and oil companies. In the Ministry of Agriculture, companies in the sector presented DJVE for 105.5 million tons this year that is ending, which represented an increase of 53% compared to the 68.9 million tons recorded in 2024 (a year that was affected by the drought of 2023). The performance has therefore been more than good. But the question here is who made these deals? As seen in the chart above, for the second consecutive year Cargill has returned to lead the ranking of agro-exporters, a crown that it had only lost in 2023 to Viterra (when it took over most of the business of the old Vicentin) and a few years earlier ...