Yes. Thank you.
In Canada, we have the opportunity to become—if we get things built—self-sufficient in nitrogen. We have the feedstocks, and we certainly have potassium that we can supply ourselves and others with.
I'd like to focus a bit on phosphorus, both in the short term and the longer term.
My understanding is that Florida is one of our suppliers, but it's waning in production. Obviously, Russia and Morocco have been suppliers. If Russia ceases to be a supplier...my understanding is that the EU has banned some imports of phosphate from Morocco due to cadmium concerns.
Where are we at with that, from a cadmium perspective, in the future? My understanding is that it's not that serious, but I'd like Fertilizer Canada's perspective on that.