Thank you. It is good to see you, Mr. Longfield. It's too bad it wouldn't be in person. It was great to have you at my farm that day. I have an open-door policy, if you want to visit an egg farm any time you're in the Niagara Peninsula. We could do eggs in the morning and go down to the wine area and maybe do some wine tasting in the afternoon.
To the question at hand, Mr. Longfield, we support nutrition. It's a top priority. We want to make sure that children have the right start to the day. We know that eggs help them stay focused. We're involved in early nutrition for infants, in egg nutrition programs and with food banks.
As Mr. Lambert referenced earlier, if there are ways to help the Ukrainian people in this time of food crisis—when one in three is going without the necessary items—we'd be more than happy to engage in those discussions. We'd be happy to talk about some of the ways we do it here in Canada and to help benefit those over there who are struggling right now.
Mr. Lambert maybe has a few comments to add.