1934
Spencer Werner and associates purchased the Paris, IL mill, establishing Illinois Cereal Mills, Inc.
1973
Kellogg opens a dry corn mill in Seaforth, UK to serve the Kellogg cereal manufacturing plants in the UK.
1994
Cargill purchases Illinois Cereal Mills, which becomes a wholly owned subsidiary of Cargill, Inc.
1994
Cargill enters a joint venture with Kellogg, giving Kellogg 51% and Cargill PLC 49% ownership of the Seaforth corn mill.
2000
Cargill's Illinois Cereal Mills (US) launches the InnovaSure™ brand of identity preserved corn products.
2005
Cargill sells flint corn business in Liverpool to Dacsa Ltd.
Illinois Cereal Mills purchases the Evans Milling Company located in Indianapolis, IN.
Cargill's Illinois Cereal Mills (US) and Seaforth Corn Mills (UK) begin operating under a common identity, Cargill Dry Corn Ingredients.
F.L. Kidder and Co. built a dry corn mill in Paris, IL, which was purchased in 1929 by Phillip Best and Co.
Cargill purchases 100% of the Seaforth facility, creating Seaforth Corn Mills, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Cargill PLC.