Who We Are
There’s the field where farmers use our machines. And then there’s the field of agricultural equipment makers like AGCO...And figuratively speaking, we’re doing everything we can to un-level it.
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Our Commitment
“For the farmers. For the people working for them. For ourselves. For the future.”
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Our Solutions
AGCO's smart farming innovations help farms and machines run more efficiently with lower inputs and higher yields–producing more with less.Our Solutions:
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Careers
Working at AGCO is more than a job, it's a career in an industry that makes a difference in the live of billions of people.Investors
AGCO is well positioned to play a unique role by serving as a link between the agricultural product and manufacturing value chains.Sustainability
As an agricultural company with the vision to feed the world, sustainability is at the heart of AGCO’s business. Sustainability is an area of opportunity where good intentions and profitability can meet to positively impact our shared environment. We have high sustainability expectations for our suppliers at AGCO, and we look forward to working with our supply chain on our shared mission to support professional farmers as they feed the world.
A mission to feed the world requires sustainable suppliers. We believe in our suppliers and look forward to innovation together.
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Labor Chain
AGCO’s responsibilities lie not only in protecting and managing our own labor pool, but also in holding our suppliers (and our suppliers’ suppliers) to the same high standard in terms of ensuring a safe, legal, and healthy labor force. All suppliers are expected to agree and abide by our Supplier Code of Conduct. We train our employees on these important expectations and audit targeted suppliers to verify adherence to these shared principles.
Learn more about how AGCO ensures that labor expectations are met throughout the supply chain:
- California Transparency in Supply Chains Act
- UK Modern Slavery Act
- AUS Modern Slavery Act
- Eikmaskin AS Human Rights Policy
To further assist suppliers, we have prepared the Slavery and Human Trafficking Factsheet.
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Our Shared Environment
AGCO is working diligently with our supply base to reduce our shared impact to the environment, through increasing efficiency during the production, transport, and packaging of our diverse range of products. Tackling an increased sustainability initiative today can decrease the impact of our supply chain on future generations.
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Supply Chain Collaboration
Our supply chain consists of some of the best suppliers in the world, and we know that we can learn from them to become a more sustainable company. It is imperative for AGCO to collaborate with our suppliers to ensure continued innovation and development of sustainable responses to growing market needs. Selecting, managing, and developing the right suppliers helps AGCO continue to find sustainability and efficiency improvements that both our customers and we demand.
If you have a sustainability idea for AGCO, let us know at supplychainsustainability@agcocorp.com.
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Transparency
Traceability and transparency in the supply chain are key to our success, and nowhere has this become more apparent than with the use of tin, tungsten, tantalum, and gold (conflict minerals) in our products. AGCO expects our suppliers to source products from ethical sources, no matter the supply chain complexity, because we aspire to collaborate with suppliers operating under our same moral standard.
Please see our Conflict Minerals Policy.
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Sustainability in Logistics
AGCO’s global logistics network strives to continuously optimize a balanced approach of performance and total landed cost by implementing sustainable initiatives and processes.
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Supplier Diversity
At AGCO, we recognize that increased diversity in our supply chain leads to increased innovation and thought leadership. We are committed to partnering with diverse suppliers—whether the diversity stems from gender, ethnicity, size, geography, or something else entirely—to strengthen the communities in which we work and drive value through to the farmer.
