“We have had a number of actions to address some of the challenges we've seen in the first quarter, and we expect those actions to have an impact, but it will not be immediate.”

In context

“ward in this more difficult environment that you referenced. Thanks. John Murphy: Thanks, Dara. On the currency front, as we said in the script, the currency guidance is based on current rates and hedge positions and it's early in the year. We have most of our G10 pretty much hedged, but there's still a lot of volatility out there with emerging markets. So, we are being, I think, prudent to not get flow through, and I am sure there's more to come in the coming months on the currency front, particularly in the emerging world. So, on unit case volume, not dissimilar. We have had a -- an overall strong start when you look at the global portfolio, thanks to the strength of that portfolio. I highlighted in my script remarks, as you just alluded to, the -- we're cycling a strong second quarter. We have had a number of actions to address some of the challenges we've seen in the first quarter, and we expect those actions to have an impact, but it will not be immediate. So, we're -- I'd highlight the full year guidance, we feel comfortable and confident with and like, we've seen over the last, I'd say, 12 quarters to 13 quarters, each quarter has its own personality now a days. And so, I'd look at the full year versus, let's say, the dynamics of any one quarter. Operator: Our next question comes from… Dara Mohsenian: Great. Thanks. Operator: Our next question comes from Bryan Spillane from Bank of America. Please go ahead. Your line is open. Bryan Spillane: Hey, thanks operator. Good morning, everyone. And John, I'm still trying to figure out, it's the first-time I've heard quarters described as having personality. So, I'm trying to understand what personality this quarter might have been. But just -- can we talk a little bit about Mexico? And the quarte”