Facility detail

CARGILL TEXTURIZING SOLUTIONS

1100 INDIANAPOLIS BLVD, HAMMOND, IN, 46320

Parent company: CARGILL INC

Carcinogen PBT — EPA classifications across all reporting years

Year-over-year total releases

Reported on-site TRI releases in pounds (lbs), grouped by reporting year.

Top chemical totals

The 10 chemicals with the highest cumulative on-site releases in pounds (lbs) across all available years.

Full release table

Rows are years. Columns show the five highest-total chemicals across all years plus each year's total release volume.

All values in pounds (lbs)
Year Nitrate compounds (water dissociable; reportable only when in aqueous solution) Ammonia Toluene Propylene oxide Ethylene oxide Total (lbs)
2024 185,850 — — 46 — 185,933
2023 187,078 1,097 — 46 — 188,258
2022 180,128 — — 46 — 180,210
2021 24,246 — — 2 — 24,268
2020 24,696 — — 3 — 24,719
2019 26,257 — — 8 — 28,749
2018 74,402 4,660 — 3,955 — 85,963
2017 75,930 4,618 — 3,762 — 87,290
2016 85,366 4,833 — 3,146 — 95,892
2015 76,326 4,824 — 3,731 — 87,441
2014 67,750 — — 4,025 — 73,662
2013 67,259 — — 2,808 — 71,954
2012 77,483 — — 2,208 — 81,579
2011 79,109 — — 3,494 — 82,603
2010 85,304 — — 6,862 — 92,166
2009 58,739 4,497 — 530 — 63,766
2008 57,900 5,456 — 541 — 63,897
2007 57,900 5,102 — 2,955 — 65,957
2006 59,113 5,977 — — — 65,090
2005 61,101 699 — 1,013 — 62,813
2004 65,704 — 2,759 5,682 — 74,147
2003 57,452 1,490 16,078 4,877 — 79,898
2002 82,602 667 35,269 10,514 — 335,273
2001 — 1,900 17,950 5,000 — 24,850
2000 — 2,100 23,650 11,600 — 37,350
1999 — 5,100 14,450 6,500 — 26,050
1998 — 2,700 14,600 4,300 — 21,600
1997 — 1,470 8,350 3,200 — 16,725
1996 — 3,960 9,750 2,330 — 19,645
1995 — 8,400 18,250 2,150 — 32,870
1994 — 211,000 79,250 19,400 — 314,030
1993 — 68,500 110,750 43,800 — 227,789
1992 — 88,456 41,363 36,248 — 171,256
1991 — 116,959 — 695 6,107 129,139
1990 — 109,056 — 19,627 66,241 195,971
1989 — 75,868 — 96,650 65,850 238,618
1988 — 63,770 — 1,383 — 65,153
1987 — — — — 45,352 45,602

▎ Facilities report to EPA's TRI once they manufacture, process, or use a listed chemical above set thresholds. Once that threshold is crossed, they must report actual releases regardless of size — so a small number reflects genuine low-level discharge, not a data error.