Just so everyone understands the system, each year we issue a support price, in other words, a price that the Canadian Dairy Commission will buy dairy products within Canada, dairy products being butterfat and solids, non-fat, commonly referred to as skim milk, powder. In doing so, we do not set milk class prices within Canada. Those prices are set within provincial boards. Those provincial boards take our support price as an indication or a trigger. That is my understanding in terms of how they set their prices.
On November 29th, 2012. See this statement in context.