Cargill issues statement condemning anti-Asian hate crimes in the US
Agricultural conglomerate Cargill has condemned the rise in violence and xenophobia targeting Asian communities across the United States.
Cargill has formally denounced the increase in anti-Asian hate crimes in the United States, stating that the company does not tolerate violence or threats against human dignity. The company’s stance follows a broader trend of corporate organizations addressing rising xenophobia and its impact on employees.
The statement emphasizes support for the Asian American and Pacific Islander community, including the company's own workforce and regional partners. Cargill asserts that all individuals deserve to be treated with respect and safety, regardless of their background.
To address these concerns, the company stated it intends to reinforce its internal guiding principles regarding inclusion. Cargill noted that it is working to challenge workplace bias and promote diversity within its organizational culture as part of its ongoing social commitment.