“Andre mentioned, we have very strong second half innovation of programs across markets. And so, that should enable us to continue to put some upward pressure on the top line.”

In context

“nge rate exposure, but it's going to be a combination of both. All of that is baked-in in our guidance commentary. But again, we'll watch this closely because there's a lot of volatility in this, as you know. Jon Moeller: Just on pricing, Steve, the -- our business model is hopefully was reflected again in my comments this morning is heavily innovation-based. It's at the heart of everything we do. And that's the primary enabler of modest amounts of pricing as we move forward. If you look at our history, again, as a source of potential confidence in our ability to continue to execute modest amounts of pricing, even as Andre said in the focus markets, pricing has been a neutral or positive contributor to our top-line growth for 19 out-of-the last 20 years and for 54 of the last 57 quarters. Andre mentioned, we have very strong second half innovation of programs across markets. And so, that should enable us to continue to put some upward pressure on the top line. Again, modest, but we're in a pretty good position with all of that innovation. Operator: The next question will come from Brian Spillane of Bank of America. Please go ahead. Bryan Spillane: Thank you, operator. Good morning, guys. So just a question or maybe two on China. One, just the 3% in the quarter, just how did Chinese New Year's impact that? So I guess, is that kind of reflective of consumption or is there any timing shift shipment versus consumption? And then maybe just more broadly, Jon, the market is changing, and does it create opportunities? Are you looking now to kind of use your position as a position of strength and expand in China while the market is soft. Just curious if the change in the marketplace at all has changed the way you're thinking about the market strategical”