Wayzata, Minn.—Cargill Inc. plans to stop selling crop inputs, including seed, crop protection products, and fertilizer, in the Black Sea region by the end of May. Countries affected include Russia, Ukraine, Romania, and Hungary. “The company will refocus its attention on its grain and oilseeds origination, merchandising, and trading activities in these markets,” Cargill said in a statement. Up to 180 employees may be affected. Cargill will continue with Cargill AgHorizons, its ag input business in the U.S. and Canada, which operates a grain buying/input network.
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