Yes, certainly.
I was travelling to Japan. I returned a week and a half ago. I would say that for this trip—over the last 15 to 17 years I've gone on this annual jaunt, so to speak—we've come home with less business than we traditionally do, for a couple of reasons.
Firstly, on the economy over there, Japan in particular has been suffering for some time. They're actually currently experiencing some deflationary times. There has been a slight oversupply in the food grade soybean business as well.
But interestingly enough, when I was talking to the business people in Japan two weeks ago, time and time again they alluded to their nervousness about the global economy and what the European situation might do to the marketplace. They're reluctant to make any kind of long-term contracts.
The other issue is that they talk about the challenges they face globally and what kind of effect that will have on commodity prices. They're very reluctant to step up to the plate and make any kind of long-term decision at this point.