Colgate-Palmolive anticipates $200 million in increased costs due to tariffs from the Trump administration, as stated by CEO Noel Wallace. This impact will be felt between Q2 and Q4, primarily affecting raw materials and finished goods from China. The company is actively diversifying its supply chain, having increased U.S. manufacturing facilities by over 40% in five years, and investing $2 billion in its U.S. operations since 2020. Despite these efforts, the steep tariffs necessitate ongoing strategic adjustments to manage costs effectively.

Source: https://www.supplychaindive.com/news/colgate-palmolive-tariff-costs-lowers-growth-forecast/746953/