Well, the Americans do inspect more than we do. That's why they have their inspection stations across the border, right from one end of the country to the other. We dabbled with that. We had a facility established, for example, at Pacific Highway border crossing, but that was abandoned for cost reasons several years ago and then never came to fruition. So we do not have equivalent inspection stations anywhere in this country.
Between the Americans and us, when I talk about countries that don't regulate substantively for chemical applications, I wouldn't put the United States in that category. Produce going back and forth between the United States and us is generally considered pretty safe. The biggest problem we have is contaminated wash water, which is why I mentioned the potable water issue. There isn't a requirement. They don't have to declare that it's been used to wash a product. As you know, there have been several instances when contamination has happened to that product coming from the States.