Sure, and thank you very much for that question.
Currently, we're seeing a shortening of payment terms being requested across the board, especially in the food distribution side of the business. A lot of businesses are moving to cash on delivery, or COD. We know this is really challenging if you can't generate cash and you can't access loans in a crisis.
What we're trying to do is inject working capital where we think it can do the most good in the total supply chain. I'm not asking for, with respect to liquidity, a direct ask for food processors, but where the working capital is badly needed which is in independent restaurants.
You're absolutely right that, in injecting working capital there, we are going to help a lot of small business owners. A lot of these businesses are very relevant in their small communities, but in turn, what it's doing is shoring up our receivables so that we don't have to use COD terms to ensure that we get paid.
Again, we've taken a complete and total supply chain view. This is one link in the important food chain that we think we can remedy to ensure we don't have food shortages. As well, we are calling out the warning for severe price inflation if we don't start to remedy this.
Thank you.