Facility detail

CARGILL MEAT SOLUTIONS CORP

3201 E HWY 154, DODGE CITY, KS, 67801

Parent company: CARGILL INC

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 Hydrogen sulfide Chlorine Phosphoric acid Total (lbs)
2024 13,954 491,662 117,041 — — 622,657
2023 32,169 390,325 10,874 — — 433,368
2022 122,725 60,468 9,598 — — 192,791
2021 206,724 123,959 28,914 — — 359,597
2020 516,656 28,960 9,060 — — 554,676
2019 921,735 51,025 5,503 — — 978,263
2018 984,739 21,448 17,113 — — 1,023,300
2017 855,049 79,008 27,665 — — 961,722
2016 88,228 167,407 40,184 — — 295,819
2015 91,088 49,767 78,294 — — 219,149
2014 44,305 154,826 2,915 — — 202,046
2013 97,680 132,969 4,896 — — 235,545
2012 363,956 64,164 5,856 — — 433,976
2011 121,585 35,020 — — — 156,605
2010 182,915 35,350 — — — 218,265
2009 526,780 22,691 — — — 549,471
2008 1,034,700 29,418 — — — 1,064,118
2007 610,506 30,384 — — — 640,890
2006 1,614,792 6,301 — — — 1,621,093
2005 503,226 76,669 — — — 579,895
2004 1,297,785 11,896 — — — 1,309,681
2003 500,370 28,982 — — — 529,352
2002 683,891 22,998 — — — 706,889
2001 1,141,694 23,656 — — — 1,165,350
2000 1,301,956 15,064 — — — 1,317,020
1999 1,326,524 31,254 — — — 1,357,778
1998 583,975 165,263 — — — 749,238
1997 — 321,865 — — — 321,865
1996 56,288 196,904 — — — 253,192
1995 318,399 364,182 — — — 682,581
1994 — 128,645 — — — 128,645
1993 — 281,463 — — — 281,463
1992 — 875,000 — — — 875,000
1991 — 617,993 — — — 617,993
1990 — 974,379 — 1,800 5 976,184
1989 — 37,503 — 1,800 — 39,303
1988 — 16,842 — 250 — 17,092
1987 — — — 250 — 250

▎ 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.