Currently the difficulty we've had is not in the support from the international trade department and the post to try and identify these fake products in retail markets, and they tell us, and we test the products. There is no international definition in many countries. Canada, being a superpower in icewine, does not have a definition of icewine. We're almost there. We're waiting for theGazette part I to come out, and then hopefully we'll have that in place.
Once we have that in place, we'll be able to negotiate that definition into multiple trade agreements. Once it's a regulated definition in Japan and Korea, etc., they'll have the enforcement powers to stop and destroy any products they identify that are not genuine icewine.