Mr. Vinall, one of the reasons I'm happy that you're before this committee is that we are having important conversations on the role of plastics in the horticultural sector. It's been raised by a number of members.
What I think is encouraging is that there is technology out there that can help separate the crucial question of how those plastics do not go into the environment because of the work that your company can do. Obviously, I think there's work to be done on the innovation on the packaging side. However, for those—to your point—that are an absolute necessity, then I think having better diversion programs so that they don't go into landfills is one of the key recommendations that can come from this committee.
I have been to your facility. I was impressed with it. However, one thing I want you to share in the 40 seconds you have left is how some of the agricultural fertilizers, the natural fertilizers from turning basically what otherwise would be food waste in a landfill into a frass type of fertilizer, are showing early promise. Can you quickly tell us about that?