Exactly.
Mr. Léger Bourgoin made this point earlier. Reciprocity of standards is also having a negative impact. In the spring, when we're getting the first harvest ready for the summer, competing with the growers in the U.S., Mexico and elsewhere is really tough because their prices are lower than ours. Growers in a number of other countries don't have to follow the rules and standards that Canadian growers do, environmental or otherwise. We have more to cover in the way of costs than many foreign growers do.