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We continue to offset additional tariff costs across the second half.
However, the constructive environment for market-related revenue continues to be tempered by geopolitical risks and the uncertainty around trade policy particularly China's levy against Canada's canola exports.
Unfortunately, tariff rates have gone above 10%, and we have to react to that. And we now have a net 25¢ impact which is largely coming through our coffee portfolio.
Evergreen One continues to deliver consistent customer value that protects customers from future uncertainties, including capacity and performance planning, pricing, and tariff unpredictability.
We plan to more than offset it through disciplined operating expense management.
We have not shipped any H20 based on those licenses.
After taking a conservative stance on credit last quarter that featured an 18 basis point performing provision driven by U.S. tariff uncertainty.
In recent months, some trade-related risks to the North American economy have eased, though the final outcome is unclear and geopolitical challenges persist.
Included in this year's second quarter earnings is an approximate $0.11 per share negative impact from tariff-related costs.
With regard to our US pricing decisions given tariff-related cost pressures, we're doing what we said we would do. We're keeping our prices as low as we can for as long as we can.