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Viterra Employees Join Bunge Team to Support Food Security and Local Communities

Viterra Employees Join Bunge Team to Support Food Security and Local Communities
Oct 27, 2025
By Farms.com

Bunge Expanded its Global Volunteer Program for World Food Day

Viterra employees were part of the Bunge Global Volunteer Program for World Food Day 2025.  This year is particularly significant as it was the first-time former Viterra employees are participated, reflecting "One Bunge.” 

The month-long program, running throughout October, involved employees across approximately 148 cities in 26 countries. Teams dedicated their time and resources to support local food security, benefiting over 100 organizations. Each site identified initiatives aligned with education and food security, allowing employees to contribute directly to their communities. 

“This World Food Day reminds us that when we work hand in hand with our communities, we can make a real difference. We are embodying our 'We Do What’s Right' value by uniting an even larger global team to do our part to tackle the crucial challenge of food security,” said Gabriella Herzog, Global Social Impact Director at Bunge.  

“It is incredibly inspiring to see our colleagues across Bunge dedicate their time and energy to supporting food security. Their actions reflect not only our values, but also a shared belief that building stronger food systems starts locally, with each of us contributing where we can.” 

Since its launch in 2022, the Global Volunteer Program has organized hundreds of volunteer activities worldwide. Employees participated in food drives, supported food banks, provided education on healthy eating, and partnered with local organizations dedicated to hunger relief. Many of these initiatives have developed into ongoing partnerships, creating lasting positive impact in communities where Bunge operates. 

World Food Day, observed annually on October 16, is recognized by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization to raise awareness and action on global food security. For Bunge, it serves as a key opportunity to demonstrate its commitment to collaboration, sustainability, and improving access to food across the value chain. 

This year’s expanded participation highlights Bunge’s continued dedication to social impact and underscores the positive results of uniting employees globally to support communities and strengthen local food systems. 

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