Ingredion expects flat 2026 sales and a mid-teens decline in adjusted operating income, as costs and weaker U.S. and Canada demand weigh on results. Growth in clean-label products and Latin America is a plus, but the expected profit drop weighs more.
Higher costs at Argo and other cost pressures are squeezing profit, and the company expects a mid-teens drop in full-year adjusted operating income. Growth in clean-label products and Latin America is a plus, but it does not outweigh the expected profit decline.
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