Archer Daniels Midland Co. (ADM), an American multinational food processing and commodities trading company ranks 24 out of 60 companies. Compared to 2020, the company does not seem to have taken steps to strengthen its performance and disclosure on forced labour issues within its supply chain. As such, its score has dropped by 6 places. The company’s score is based on its poorer performance on the themes of Monitoring, Responsible Recruitment and Purchasing Practices. It does not provide any relevant information on its audit methodology or findings of monitoring reports. It also provides scant information on its risk assessment process. It scores above average on the theme of Worker Voice, disclosing partial information on the types of grievances received. However, it does not disclose engaging with unions to promote freedom of association throughout its supply chain. It also scores higher than average on remedy, disclosing information on the procedures for raising and resolving grievances. However, it does not provide examples of remedy outcomes in practice. The company is encouraged to improve its performance and disclosure on the themes of Monitoring, Purchasing Practices and Recruitment.