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Green Hercules subsidiary aims to be giant in cap-and-trade offsets And you probably thought Cargill Inc. just traded farm commodities.
Cargill, whose 2008 revenues of $120 billion make it one of the worlds largest privately owned companies, is best known as a major player in the world of agribusiness, trading grain and other farm commodities.
But the Minnetonka giant is quietly developing another revenue stream
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