1045 ET - Tyson Foods CEO Donnie King says Mexico is a large trading partner and that the company has been contingency planning around Donald Trump's tariffs against Canada, Mexico and China. Much of that planning has concerned Tyson's pork segment, as well as parts of its chicken business, including mechanically-separated chicken and chicken leg quarters, King says. "We would find other markets, we would leverage our global knowledge and expertise to try to move those products, if necessary," he says, adding that the company is waiting to see more details about the tariffs. (dean.seal@wsj.com)
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