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Where Food Comes From Reports Second-Quarter Results With Higher Operating Income

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Where Food Comes From reported second-quarter 2026 operating income up 21% year over year to $665,000 and revenue up 1% to $6.611 million. Net income fell to $413,000 due to a non-cash $240,000 negative fair value swing in digital assets. Gross profit rose 9%, while product revenue declined and verification/certification revenue edged up.

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