0959 ET - After nearly a week of tariff turmoil, Darling Ingredients says it doesn't believe that current developments are material to its business. The food company says the vast majority of the ingredients it produces in the U.S. are used domestically, with minimal exposure to exports impacted by the current tariffs, including to China. The company expects global trade flows to adjust and normalize over time, and says it is "well positioned" to navigate shifts in trade policy and continue delivering value to customers and stakeholders. In early trading, Darling down 2%, and off 15% year-to-date.(chris.wack@wsj.com)
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