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China and the US: Whose Kettle Is Really Black? It was beef and almonds. The whole time we were fussing about the Chinese government's failure to impose strict standards on production of toys and Mattel was recalling toys because of lead paint and other manufacturing deficiencies, (some of which Mattel now acknowledges were design flaws) the Commission of the European Communities was quietly taking action against the United States because of almonds, and the South Koreans were banning some U.S. cows.

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China and the US: Whose Kettle Is Really Black?

It was beef and almonds. The whole time we were fussing about the Chinese government's failure to impose strict standards on production of toys and Mattel was recalling toys because of lead paint and other manufacturing deficiencies, (some of which Mattel now acknowledges were design flaws) the Commission of the European Communities was quietly taking action against the United States because of almonds, and the South Koreans were banning some U.S. cows.