Adopt it as is relative to the way we position the supplier. Why that's important is it will protect the first level of sale to the final level of sale. That's key in support of the entire supply chain and stability.
I will say concerning the comments made around potential food inflation, again, we've reviewed this very aggressively to make sure we are reviewing all risk. In the U.S. model, we have not seen a food inflation impact because of borrowing relative to factoring and all the other tools that the industry uses. There are tools that are used at a very limited level because of how we operate, but those tools are used today, depending on the way the company borrows and the way the company is structured, which is what I mentioned earlier around the complexity of the CPMA membership and the diversity of companies across our supply chain.