“The only thing I'll leave you with is I would not expect any significant inventory built. In the second half.”

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“rowth for the back half of the year. And I wasn't sure in your response to Peter's question around 1% to 2% growth, whether that's kind of the right runway we should expect moving forward or whether the guidance expects to get back to that 2% to 3%. So maybe if you could just elaborate on that, that would be helpful. And then I guess just related, you know, at CAGNY last year, know, there's a lot of discussion around inventory destocking. So just any thoughts or comments on what investors should expect as we anniversary those impacts? Thanks. Andre Schulten: Hey, Peter. Yeah. Thanks for the push on clarifying US category growth. Our base expectation is 2% category growth in the back half. That's what we know. And that's what we're planning on. From an inventory standpoint, hard to predict The only thing I'll leave you with is I would not expect any significant inventory built. In the second half. That's not part of our plan. We expect some level of inventory efficiency to be driven across retailers like they always do. Some of our retail partners are finishing up supply chain interventions, and that will probably lead to some efficiency in terms of inventory levels. So I'm I would tell you a slight headwind from inventory is probably adequate to assume. On a market base that has about 2% of value growth. Operator: The next question will come from Filippo Falorni of Citi. Please go ahead. Filippo Falorni: Hi. Good morning, everyone. I wanted shift maybe to margins. For the second half of the year, is it the right expectation to think that we should see an improving margin trajectory as well considering the assumed improvement that you're embedded in The US market, your highest marg”