Mayor of Minneapolis PANICS After 155-Year-Old Company CHOOSES Texas Over Minnesota!

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Mayor of Minneapolis PANICS After 155-Year-Old Company CHOOSES Texas Over Minnesota!​

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Commentary:
Cargill is is undergoing a major, long-term restructuring that includes significant job cuts
at its Wayzata, Minnesota headquarters. Here are the key details regarding the situation:
As of October 2025, Cargill is laying off 80 employees at its Wayzata, MN headquarters,
following a previous reduction of 475 local jobs announced in late 2024.
Global Restructuring: These cuts are part of a broader, company-wide initiative to reduce its global workforce of 155,000 by 5% (roughly 8,000 employees) due to falling profits and a “farm sector slump”.
Strategy Shift: The restructuring involves shrinking from five business units down to three to focus on food, farming, and trade, as part of a 2030 strategy.
Cargill Expansion Elsewhere:
While reducing staff in Minnesota, Cargill announced in June 2024 that it is opening an office hub in Atlanta, Georgia, which is expected to create 400 jobs, primarily in technology and innovation.
Cargill, the largest privately held U.S. company, remains headquartered in the Twin Cities, but is cutting corporate roles to streamline operations.
Minnesota's cash cow has moved to greener pastures.

 

[cnm]

I suppose they're too tired of winning.

 

[knuckles]

I absolutely love this. Corporations need to leave California too.

 

[Cellblock2429]

I suppose they're too tired of winning.

/----/ They're too tired of liberal government overreach and taxation.

 

[toobfreak]

Minnesota's cash cow has moved to greener pastures.

Hopefully just the first of many more to follow.

 

[SweetSue92]

Mayor of Minneapolis PANICS After 155-Year-Old Company CHOOSES Texas Over Minnesota!​

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Commentary:
Cargill is is undergoing a major, long-term restructuring that includes significant job cuts
at its Wayzata, Minnesota headquarters. Here are the key details regarding the situation:
As of October 2025, Cargill is laying off 80 employees at its Wayzata, MN headquarters,
following a previous reduction of 475 local jobs announced in late 2024.
Global Restructuring: These cuts are part of a broader, company-wide initiative to reduce its global workforce of 155,000 by 5% (roughly 8,000 employees) due to falling profits and a “farm sector slump”.
Strategy Shift: The restructuring involves shrinking from five business units down to three to focus on food, farming, and trade, as part of a 2030 strategy.
Cargill Expansion Elsewhere:
While reducing staff in Minnesota, Cargill announced in June 2024 that it is opening an office hub in Atlanta, Georgia, which is expected to create 400 jobs, primarily in technology and innovation.
Cargill, the largest privately held U.S. company, remains headquartered in the Twin Cities, but is cutting corporate roles to streamline operations.
Minnesota's cash cow has moved to greener pastures.

These far left cities may be free to run their own communist communes, but they have no authority to make people and corporations stick around for it.

TLDR: FAFO

 

[1srelluc]

I never thought I'd say this but, good on Cargill.

 

[Independent thinker]

These far left cities may be free to run their own communist communes, but they have no authority to make people and corporations stick around for it.

TLDR: FAFO

I have friends and family in several areas in Minnesota (I used to live there for about 6 years) and I went to visit in the summer of election 2024. You wouldn't believe all of the Trump/Vance signs just about everywhere along the roads in between cities. Not one democrat sign in sight anywhere until you enter the big city areas.