Well, only producing 2-3 metric tons of silk annually is not going to be able to make full mass production and that is only achievable after full land utilization which involves planting up to ~56,000 trees and waiting about 3 years for them to mature.
I don't consider it a negative, though. It is definitely a good start and more land can be purchased to expand from there, but I think it was pointed out that this is going to be a fairly small scale facility and it will take time to get it going.
It will probably be useful for future scaling up of the newest silkworm strains once Vietnam is put in place, but ultimately, it will be Vietnam that will be able to produce the tens of thousands of metric tons annually that will be needed to truly achieve actual mass production.
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