We have been talking very closely to the federal government about the various sanctions, including the tariffs. What we've asked is that whatever the government does they do so in a fair and transparent way and ensure that they continue to have a level playing field not only with our members but for farmers as well. We want to continue those conversations with the federal government.
Obviously, a 35% tariff has an impact on the final prices of fertilizer. We also know that following the start of the war in Ukraine, fertilizer prices globally increased significantly, because of the high importance of the Russian fertilizer industry, which is now sort of out of the global supply. As I've said, we're working very closely with government. We do feel that the government should look into what it can do to ensure that costs are managed and that there's a fair approach to all players along the supply chain.