You have to take action when you want to help an allied country that's in the throes of an entirely unjustified war, as is currently the case. We felt the best way to do that was to impose harsh sanctions on Russia. We therefore charged a tariff on all Russian goods. We nevertheless allowed fertilizers and fertilizer products to enter the country because we knew how much our producers needed them to maintain high production levels and meet demand, which will be greater this year.
We're also considering other strategies regarding our supply chain and research and innovation to ensure we don't find yourselves in the same situation in future and to become far less dependent on Russia. The customs tariff applies to all fertilizers imported into Canada.
However, we also want to acknowledge that our producers are facing a significant increase in input costs this year, particularly as a result of this tariff. We've made changes to the advance payments program, and we're also considering other options…