Maybe I'll just open by saying that CBSA is certainly the face of the border and any actions taken, in terms of proper classification or compliance, certainly are recognized by industry. In terms of these two commodities, spent fowl and diafiltered milk, the number of importers is relatively small. Therefore, if the CBSA is conducting post-importation verification measures or doing any sampling at the border, as is being done with diafiltered milk, the word spreads quickly. The CBSA's compliance measures act as a deterrent and are, from the numbers, certainly have results. They have a positive impact on the issue, and the CBSA takes that role very seriously. As I pointed out, there are challenges, but in whatever capacity or measure that we have before us, we're certainly committed to moving that forward.
On August 3rd, 2016. See this statement in context.