Darling Ingredients Inc. (DAR), Monday in a press release stated that recent tariff developments are not expected to materially affect its operations.
The company emphasized its global scale and flexibility, with 260 facilities across five continents and a highly integrated supply chain that allows it to adapt swiftly to changing market conditions.
Most of Darling's U.S.-produced ingredients are used domestically, limiting the company's exposure to export-related tariffs, including those involving China. Management noted that the current trade situation is comparable to past periods of commodity-driven market volatility, which the company has successfully navigated.
Darling reaffirmed its ability to maintain margins through strategic adjustments and expects global trade flows to normalize over time. With a strong international presence, the company remains confident in its ability to continue delivering value to customers and stakeholders despite evolving trade policies.
DAR is currently trading at $28.53, down $0.68 or 2.34 percent on the New York Stock Exchange.
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