McCormick & Company, Incorporated
Insider trading & Transactions

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Transaction Date Insider Security Shares Price per share Total value Source
Option
STEVENS WILLIAM E director
 Common Stock - Non- Voting 2,000 $14.53 $29,062
Option
MOLAN JOHN C other: Former Director
 Common Stock - Non-Voting 12,500 $30 $375,000
Sale
MOLAN JOHN C other: Former Director
 Common Stock - Non-Voting 12,500 $30 $375,000
Sale
MOLAN JOHN C other: Former Director
 Common Stock - Voting 8,550 $11 $94,050
Option
MOLAN JOHN C other: Former Director
 Common Stock - Voting 8,550 $11 $94,050
Option
MOLAN JOHN C other: Former Director
 Common Stock - Voting 8,550 $11 $94,050
Option
STEVENS WILLIAM E director
 Common Stock - Voting 2,000 $14.53 $29,062
Option
STEVENS WILLIAM E director
 Common Stock - Voting 2,000 $14.53 $29,062
Option
GOODE H GREY JR officer: Vice President - Tax
 Common Stock - Voting 10,350 $16.63 $172,069
Option
GOODE H GREY JR officer: Vice President - Tax
 Common Stock - Non-Voting 3,450 $29.67 $102,362
Sale
GOODE H GREY JR officer: Vice President - Tax
 Common Stock - Voting 10,350 $16.63 $172,069
Sale
GOODE H GREY JR officer: Vice President - Tax
 Common Stock - Non-Voting 11,994 $29.64 $355,442
Sale
BEARD PAUL C officer: Senior VP- Finance
 Common Stock - Non-Voting 4,200 $25.96 $109,032
Sale
BEARD PAUL C officer: Senior VP- Finance
 Common Stock - Voting 12,600 $25.96 $327,096
Option
BEARD PAUL C officer: Senior VP- Finance
 Option - Right-to-Buy 12,600 $25.96 $327,096
Option
BEARD PAUL C officer: Senior VP- Finance
 Common Stock - Voting 12,600 $25.96 $327,096
Option
BEARD PAUL C officer: Senior VP- Finance
 Common Stock - Non-Voting 4,200 $25.96 $109,032

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