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In a Thursday interview, Levi Strauss CEO Michelle Gass provided insights into the apparel maker's recent financial performance. She highlighted the strength of the company's international business as a key factor in mitigating the impact of tariffs. Gass emphasized that the global market allows Levi's to diversify its revenue streams, which helps cushion the effects of trade-related challenges.
During the discussion, Gass pointed out that the company's robust international presence is not only a buffer against tariffs but also a significant driver of growth. She noted that demand for Levi's products remains strong in various markets, which contributes positively to the overall financial health of the company.
Gass also mentioned ongoing efforts to innovate and adapt to changing consumer preferences, ensuring that Levi's stays competitive in a rapidly evolving retail landscape. As the company navigates these challenges, its focus on international markets appears to be a strategic advantage in maintaining stability and driving future growth.
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