Yes, it's pretty much across the board. We experience flooding from the Americans specifically with soft fruit. The apple deal I'm not that familiar with, as I don't raise any apples.
But if you recall last year during the Beijing Olympics, we saw Galen Weston on our TVs telling us how much he supports Canadian farmers. It was just awesome. I was very proud, as a Canadian. One of the guys was a very good friend of mine, the cherry grower. I was thrilled. But three weeks later I threw 3,000 pounds of my beautiful big black plums into the compost because Galen and everybody else—all the wholesalers—had bought the tail end of the California plum deal. They dumped them into Canada, so I threw mine into the compost. And the ones that I did sell, I sold at about just over a third more than I did the year before.
So, yes, it's pretty much across the board. It's a marketing strategy they have. I mean, we're really easy, eh? They can put just about whatever they want into Canada. We don't challenge anything, so we're a great place to get rid of stuff at the tail end of a deal.