From our perspective, when some of these larger companies are joining forces to access product, I think some of the agreements and deals they've done simply have to be looked at more closely to see who is controlling that company.
Like I said, it's a very tricky situation because it gets into legal matters and all this stuff. I know that in our industry, the lobster fishery, the companies just above the harvesters are becoming larger and larger. They're buying one another out with a lot of foreign involvement, we think. Not just the Asian companies but even the American companies are being very aggressive. They're really trying to secure the product and we see that as a real detriment because, over time, if that's allowed to happen, foreign ownership or not, it's going to create a bottleneck effect in the supply chain. You're going to choke off possible good prices on the shore because the larger companies are simply going to be able to dictate to the fishers what they can and cannot get as a fair shore price.