I would be willing to bet that if Vietnam fell through, India would be next on the table. After all, Japan's National Institute of Agrobiological Sciences (NIAS) is already working with them for research purposes as you had posted a while back in your Post #87225.
Last I heard, they still haven't approved commercial operations and it looks as if NIAS might not actually be working with spider silk at that location as previously thought, but are actually looking to make the Bombyx Mori silkworm immune to the Densovirus instead.
Either way, if they can approve one kind of transgenic silkworm, they should be able to approve another kind fairly easily IMO.
I think it is and there is a good possibility we could locate there as well , regardless of what does or doesn't happen in Vietnam . The same problem will exist no matter the country. Some will just be better than others. All governments are corrupt to a degree. IMO.
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