McCormick & Co. Inc. reported a change in beneficial ownership for insider Sarah Piper involving the company’s “Common Stock - Voting” class, with the reported transaction date listed as July 13, 2026. The Form 4 was signed on Piper’s behalf by Jeffery D. Schwartz, attorney-in-fact, on July 15, 2026. The filing identifies the security involved as voting common stock and includes an explanatory note concerning phantom stock. According to the note, each share of phantom stock represents the right to receive one share of McCormick voting common stock. The phantom stock is payable in shares of voting common stock under the terms of the company’s Non-Qualified Retirement Savings Plan. The document excerpt does not provide the transaction table details typically found in a Form 4, such as the number of shares acquired or disposed of, transaction price, transaction code, direct or indirect ownership classification, or the amount of securities beneficially owned after the transaction. As a result, the filing confirms that Piper had a reportable ownership change tied to McCormick voting common stock or phantom stock on July 13, but it does not disclose enough detail in the provided text to determine the size or economic value of the change. The filing matters because phantom stock under a retirement or deferred compensation plan can give an insider a future right to receive actual company shares, making it relevant to investors tracking management’s equity-linked interests in McCormick. However, based on the available filing text, the report is primarily notable for identifying the existence and nature of the phantom stock arrangement rather than for documenting a specific purchase, sale, grant, or exercise with disclosed share counts or pricing.