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the elimination of the de minimis exemption globally in late August
clients across industries are navigating elevated levels of uncertainty around trade policy and resulting impacts to their businesses.
we get a lot of feedback from customers that continue to have concerns over trade and the impact of the tariff environment.
International freight has been impacted by global trade policies, which caused previous front-loading, a dislocation of shipments and a softer than normal peak season.
Our Q4 consolidated operating margin was 9.4%, contracting 500 basis points from the prior year. This was primarily driven by inflation, led by coffee prices and tariffs.
inflation is accelerating into the mid-single-digit range, primarily due to tariffs and rising beef costs
We are mitigating that due to certain things such as our higher levels of inventory to offset any potential increases in tariffs.
the negative impact of $12 million, which was right in line with what we expected for Q3 on the raw materials.
We've taken a step back. We very much underestimated how much work it was going to take for us to get the TIA approvals.
We have secured commission approvals for data center tariffs in Ohio and large load tariff modifications in Indiana, Kentucky and West Virginia.