The biggest impact from the new plants will be in the first part of this year, but there will be some impact throughout the year.

It should be noted that our new Mexican plant will be built near customer assembly plants in Mexico. It will not impact operations at other Behr America plants in North America.

Our capacity will not be able to meet global demand [in the future], if we do not build plants now.

The plants that are going to be the largest 10 years from now should be the largest ones you put in the ground.

Pricing pressure still exists, so its bottom line will get worse in the second quarter.

It is best to include plants that will survive the wet and dry of the area. I would recommend natives.