On the prices, in some cases having more products coming in may increase competition, particularly when products are similar, and at times it may force prices down. That provides a benefit to the consumer as well as providing more choices to the consumer. However, that really depends on the commodities and the products.
On your question on the processing side, what's interesting with the European market is that it's a mature market but it's a sophisticated market, in which opportunities continue to exist. There are even more opportunities for differentiated value-added products if the companies here have the capacity to do processing.