One of the observations we made early in the presentation was the complementarity of our trade with Colombia. We import a significant amount of agricultural product from Colombia that is already duty-free, and that accounts for a large share of their exports to Canada.
They have been clear in terms of indicating some of their interests on the agricultural side in terms of their export interests to us. As well, in the case of our key agricultural exports to them, one-third of Colombia's imports of pork originate in Canada, 75% of their pulse imports come from Canada, in terms of beans, peas, and lentils, and about 40% of their wheat imports originate in Canada. As we've indicated, those correspond with our key agricultural export interests around which we want to be able to compete and continue to compete in Colombia on the same footing as some of their other preferential suppliers with whom we share imports.
In that respect, certainly we're aware of Colombia's import sensitivities. They've been clearly indicated to us. As well, we are cognizant of their export interests. How we view the negotiations is very much in terms of ensuring that our respective export interests are being adequately addressed in the FTA.