Feeding American Families Since 1931

I take pride in working where my father and grandfather worked before me.”

Jimmy Hill Trainmaster

We’re the only farming company that brings our product in by rail. The mill can handle approximately 1,000 loaded cane cars a day, which keeps about 2,000 semis off the road daily.

Jimmy Hill Trainmaster

Sustainability is important to a company like U.S. Sugar because we want to be able to farm for generations to come.”

Gracelyn Mungillo Agronomist

Gracelyn works on small plot fertilizer research. She tests different fertilizer products in the field that U.S. Sugar considers implementing in order to be more sustainable.

Gracelyn Mungillo Agronomist

U.S. Sugar’s culture is built for everyone to be successful.”

Vince Wheeler Senior Financial Analyst, Agriculture

Vince got started in agriculture because he wanted to learn something new, and because he wanted to experience something larger than himself. One of the biggest surprises since he joined U.S. Sugar, he says, is the level of detail and science behind everything the company does.

Vince Wheeler Senior Financial Analyst, Agriculture

U.S. Sugar provides for my family, and the towns around Lake Okeechobee.”

Daniel Rifa Farm Manager, Sweet Corn Operations

Daniel started out in the benefits department as a retirement specialist, was promoted to an insurance benefits coordinator and then was tapped to be a management trainee in the company’s sweet corn operation, one of the largest in the state.

Daniel Rifa Farm Manager, Sweet Corn Operations