The first thing we should understand is that we need data. Bioplastics have not been especially used in the research lab or medical facility. We do not have good data.
Sarika and I talked to different labs. We stood around talking to lab managers, seeking data on what kind of plastic they're using, where they are using it and whether they're using it with lifelines—for example, human biocells and such things, which cannot be recycled. Is it just used for experimentation and thrown into the garbage, or can it also be recycled and used?
The thing is that the data is not there, exactly. It's difficult for us to make any judgment on that part. If we have the data, we can come out and say, “Okay, we can replace this kind of plastic.” Sarika and I always say that a biolab should never target replacing everything in the medical sector. However, there are some high quantities that can be replaced with other practices.
We have to know what data is out there, and we always—