HQ Function

Serves as the central hub for global strategy, decision-making, finance, risk management, and coordination of LDC's worldwide operations in agricultural commodity trading and processing.

Notable Features:

Located in 'De Rotterdam', an iconic multi-functional building designed by Rem Koolhaas on the Wilhelmina Pier, offering panoramic views of the Maas river and city skyline, symbolizing its connection to global trade.

Work Culture:

A dynamic, international, and results-driven environment, emphasizing collaboration, market expertise, entrepreneurship, and adaptability in the fast-paced commodities sector. There is a strong focus on sustainability and responsible sourcing throughout its operations.

HQ Significance:

The Rotterdam headquarters centralizes LDC's global operations in a key European port city, facilitating efficient management of its vast network and strategic positioning in the global agricultural market. Its location underscores LDC's commitment to global trade and connectivity.

Values Reflected in HQ: The choice of Rotterdam, a global trade nexus, and a modern, prominent building reflects LDC's core business, global reach, efficiency, professionalism, and a forward-looking approach.

Location:

Louis Dreyfus Company operates a vast global network across more than 100 countries, with major offices and assets in key agricultural regions and trade hubs. This extensive network supports its core functions of sourcing agricultural commodities from farmers, processing them in its own facilities, storing, transporting via land and sea, and merchandising them to customers worldwide. Key functions supported globally include origination, logistics and freight management, industrial processing and refining, sophisticated risk management, in-depth market analysis, sales and distribution, and the implementation of sustainability programs across diverse value chains like Grains & Oilseeds, Coffee, Cotton, Sugar, Rice, and Juice.

Street Address:

Wilhelminakade 91

City:

Rotterdam

State/Province:

South Holland

Country:

Netherlands