Thanks very much, Mr. Bardeesy.
Colleagues, I am going to use my prerogative as chair for a brief moment to ask a question.
Mr. Vander Park, I'll direct it to you.
The purpose of a tariff, ostensibly, is to reduce costs for the domestic consumer. In this case, that's in the United States. What will these tariffs, based on the discussions you've had with your American counterparts, do to the cost of these products for them? It would seem to me that what will likely occur is that they're going to stop getting it from you, which might be higher quality and might be cheaper value. It's going to become exclusively American if we continue to see the drop that you're talking about in your forecasts, and then it won't be long before those prices go up.
Can you speak very briefly about whether the decision by the administration in the United States is going to have a positive or negative impact on the American consumer?