The 26% will be imports into those countries, so it will be exports from countries like Canada that can benefit from them.
I saw an interesting analysis of what happens in middle-income growth. They were looking primarily at Asia, but this was equally applying to Africa and other parts. As income increases to $5,000 a year, that's kind of a tipping point at which they start to spend more money on high-quality food. At between $5,000 and $20,000 there's the greatest increase in their food spending. Once you get above that, then you start to go after other luxury items.
As this growth occurs, one of the things you'll see expand the fastest over there will be the quality of food that they start to purchase. They do tend to purchase more protein. That's where you'll see pork, beef, and poultry growth occur.