We see the whole Mercosur agreement as a potential for us to be able to export to Brazil. Brazil is probably the one partner that we're very interested in doing business with.
We see Brazil as similar to what we have seen in Mexico. If we're able to establish a beachhead early on in their growth cycle, we will be able to establish an industry that we will be able to export to on a regular basis. It's similar to Mexico, which is probably our number-two trading partner for moulds, so we'll greatly be able to improve our opportunities there.
To date, we have not been able to penetrate that market because of protectionism, because of tariffs. We believe that the opportunity is there. We don't believe that it's going to happen overnight. We will encounter protectionism continually. Trade barriers will continue to exist. We'll have to do education.
We do not believe that we'll be able to establish there early on, but it will be about exporting. Luckily for us, our product is very export-friendly. As I said before, it's normally very expensive and it's highly technical. We stand to take great advantage of that market because it's in its infancy in the manufacturing life cycle. The other partners that we see in the agreement don't necessarily pose as much of a threat at this point because they're not as technical. We believe that the opportunity is actually very good for us to continue to export to that market.