Yes.
One of the things you have to remember is that a lot of countries around the world have regulations similar to ours about chemical and pesticide use, but they don't enforce them. Here we do. If you're growing produce in any Canadian province, you've got the Pest Control Products Act to deal with, administered by PMRA, and you've got the provincial applicators and provincial pesticide legislation to deal with as well. And they're all enforced, maybe not to the extent everyone would like, but they are enforced, and there's an expectation among both producers and consumers in Canada that this happens.
When you talk about product coming in from offshore, everybody in CFIA knows you cannot rely on what is coming in to have been dealt with in the same manner we would. As I said before, more often than not, we find cosmetic applications of chemicals and pesticides to commodities coming in where they are not documented and not required by us. That wouldn't happen. We don't do it on our products going out, but they certainly do on stuff coming in. We have no control over that--none. In fact, when you take a look at a bag that says “triple washed”, there's not even a requirement that this be done with potable water.