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Company Description: Cofco International Grains US LLC is located in Chicago, IL, United States and is part of the Farm Product Raw Material Merchant Wholesalers Industry. Cofco International Grains US LLC has 97 total employees across all of its locations and generates $126.61 million in sales ...

September 16, 2025 - Between 1952 and 1987, it was the sole agricultural products importer and exporter operating under direct control of the central government. In 2007, COFCO had just over 60,000 employees in multiple locations in China as well as overseas operations in countries such as Japan, US, UK, Australia ...

COFCO INTERNATIONAL GRAINS US LLC S. FINANCIAL PLACE, SUITE 3600 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, 60605 United States

COFCO International is a global agri-business with a clear vision, strong values and a positive culture, focused on being a leader in the global grains, oilseeds and sugar supply chains. We provide the food the world needs in a responsible way. Headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland, we are ambitious, with the right structures and culture to meet the world’s increasing and changing needs.

COFCO International has access to the major production regions including the Americas, Europe and Australia, and owns logistics assets in major global food export cities and inland logistics nodes, including Santos in Brazil, Rosario in Argentina, St.

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There are 3 commercial tenants at 11700 S TORRENCE AVE, Chicago, IL. ... Cofco International US is located at 11700 S TORRENCE AVE, Chicago, IL 60617.

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June 23, 2024 - China’s largest food and agriculture company will become the sole owner of a transloading grain facility along the Mississippi River in Illinois, near St. Louis. COFCO International Limited says it will purchase minority shares of the Cahokia transloading terminal from GROWMARK, Inc., a farmer-owned cooperative.

With 12,000+ people in 36 countries, COFCO International is the overseas agriculture business platform for COFCO Corporation, China's largest food and agriculture company.

June 27, 2024 - USA – COFCO International, Ltd. and GROWMARK Inc. have entered into definitive agreements involving significant U.S. grain assets. COFCO International will purchase GROWMARK’s minority stake in the Cahokia transloading facility in Cahokia, Illinois, while GROWMARK will acquire COFCO International’s ownership in the Chicago ...

The rebrand of COFCO, to Henricksen in Washington DC will bring national name recognition to the talented local team and enhance their established regional industry relationships.

February 21, 2023 - On Jan. 23, JOHN J. BOLAND arrived light at Milwaukee and headed up the Kinnickinnic River to COFCO. All grain (soybeans) remaining in the elevator was loaded onto the BOLAND and taken to COFCO’s Chicago terminal.

June 20, 2024 - A bird's-eye view of the COFCO-Growmark grain terminal in Cahokia, Illinois, on the Mississippi River across from St. Louis, Missouri. The two grain dealers have partnered in the facility since 2017, but Growmark will sell its stake in the operation ...

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June 3, 2024 - The facility is the last of its kind still operating in the city that’s home to the Chicago Board of Trade, where benchmarks for wheat, corn and soybeans trade. The terminal in the southern part of the city is older and not as efficient as in the days Chicago was a major grain port, said the people, who asked not to be named because the information is private.

May 28, 2024 - Cofco International Ltd., the trading arm of China’s largest food company, will relocate its downtown Chicago office to the suburbs in part due to persistent crime, according to people familiar with the matter.

Any deal to sell the terminal in Chicago will be concluded after Cofco offloads the Milwaukee, Wisconsin, plant and moves from downtown Chicago to the suburbs due to high costs and ongoing crime.