"Global" has a nice ring to it but it doesn't necessarily equate...

"Global" has a nice ring to it but it doesn't necessarily equate to "profitable". The UK has taught us that.

Each potential market ought to be considered on its own merits, and investments weighed alongside the merits of adding "fuel to the fire" in existing markets. As profitable as China is, it is still early days, and the growth potential thwarts anywhere else. You are correct that there is an element of risk in focusing on any one market, which is why the USA is important. However, that is an entirely different market and there is still alot of market expansion required there before they would even consider introducing IF there. A2M has an ongoing relationship with China State Farms which also further reduces China risk in future.