Thank you. That's new information to me, about the matching component, so I appreciate that.
I've actually presented this information before at committee. Dr. Sarah Lloyd presented a 10-year chart comparing retail pricing along with the pricing paid back to the cattle producer. This is done in American funds. I know the Speaker of the House would rule me out of order, but I think I can get away with this, or maybe not. The numbers aren't important, but it's basically showing in the middle of that chart, around January 2015, a divergence in what the producer receives relative to the retail pricing of beef.
This is American data. I don't know whether that's applicable across Canada, but that break happens to align with the chart that you've provided in your briefing materials right along the Korean FTA. Is that sheer coincidence? I'm looking around January 2015. Is there a relationship between the divergence of those margins and that particular trade agreement, remembering that this is U.S. data, not Canadian data?