Thank you for the question.
Right now, wooden packaging that's moving a consignment under load is considered an instrument of trade. It has been and always should be exempt, for lack of better words.
When we're moving products from Canada into the United States as consignments or when we're selling wood packaging as a commodity, that's when the duty aspect comes up. Under CUSMA or the former NAFTA, wood packaging has been exempt from that and we have not been dutied or tariffed, but there are some rumblings right now that we could be included in scope coming up. I think it's critical for our supply chain and supply networks that we keep this out. We do not need added cost on the items that underpin the supply of retail and consumer goods.