The invasion of Ukraine disrupted the entire world and the agri-food world as well. We've seen price rises for many staples such as wheat and barley. All of that has caused prices to surge, including the price of energy generally speaking. I'm not an energy expert, but the one often goes with the other. We saw that during the financial crisis in 2008, and the same thing is happening in Ukraine.
I think we have to acknowledge that Ukraine is essentially a prisoner of its own geographic situation, being located in a sensitive part of the world. Ukraine is often called the breadbasket of the world, but that's more the case for Europe. Consequently, Europe has been disrupted by the invasion.
Generally speaking, as I mentioned earlier, I think that Canada can play a leadership role on infrastructure, logistics and agricultural technology development. Ukraine won't be able to get that support without Canada, especially in the next 10 years.