Hands down, it will be Japan, when they come into the TPP. That really is the important market from a canola-specific perspective.
When we look at the trading bloc, we see it more as an opportunity to get into some better science-based regulatory systems—and LLP and MRLs and all those things. We want this trading bloc to get the trade policy right and to use it as an example of what can be done and pursue other agreements around the world, emulating this model, if we get it right.
It's not only about getting more product into these countries. That's very important. There’s a huge demand and a lot of consumption going on there. Growing economies, that's very important. But secondary to that is the opportunity, within this trading bloc, to get the trade policy right.