I can start and speak to that. Thank you for the question.
I know our individual CAFTA members all have their internal analysis. There was an analysis that was done in a place to publish and share the figures. What I would share is that what we know from a number of sectors is that we used to face tariffs on products going both to the United States and to Mexico. Getting rid of those tariffs allowed us to expand our exports.
Take canola, for example. Prior to the implementation of the Canada-U.S. agreement, there was little trade and high tariffs applied to certain canola products. Now the U.S. is the largest export market, and Mexico is the fourth. It's the same situation for the beef and pork industries, where we've become much more competitive internationally. Severing that supply chain would have devastating impacts on the pork industry that trades live animals back and forth, that trades cuts back and forth, and it's the same for the beef or the cattle industry.