Yes, if I recall, at the time of your visit, we had about 9,000 kilograms of food sitting at the end of the air carrier. This morning, we had about 3,500 kilograms. It's still constant. The slate is never clear.
The impact is putting direct pressure on the price. It comes to a point where the shelves are empty. Empty shelves mean no food. I remember one time when the whole town had no milk, when the whole town had no bread. It just puts the price higher and higher because we incur losses. Also, claiming, as we've been told, is nice, but it's not an option. It doesn't fix the issue.