Thank you very much, Mr. MacDonald.
As I said in my opening statement, prices are a function of many variables. Even though some parts of the supply chain have been stabilized, it's not all of them. There is still inconsistency in the level of production of key commodities in different parts of the world. There are still geopolitical issues around the world. Those things normally also have an impact on the costs in the supply chain. Certainly the supply chain is more stable than it was two years ago, but it's still not at the level where we are seeing prices go down dramatically.
As you heard me say minutes ago, the price that we have on the shelves is the result of many different costs and prices across the supply chain and the value creation chain.