The way that fertilizer is organized, let's say, in Canada is really quite different depending on the region. The western part of Canada is completely self-sufficient in fertilizer, both the nitrogen fertilizer and the potash, which is a huge export for Canada. There's a regional difference. The outbreak of the war in Ukraine highlighted that eastern Canada imports nitrogen fertilizer into the country, and a little bit over 30% of their fertilizer comes in that way.
I'm pleased to announce that the last of the fertilizer-laden Russian vessels that were coming to the eastern part of Canada were approved to come in. Those did come in as planned this year. Companies are now positioning to not use Russian fertilizer going forward, because there are a lot of other options. As the member noted, there are also plans being looked at as to how we could increase production in the eastern part of Canada or transport additional fertilizer from the western part of the country.