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European Consumers Mobilize to Boycott U.S. Products in Response to Trump's Policies

A growing movement across Europe, particularly in Denmark, sees consumers boycotting U.S. products as a protest against Donald Trump's policies and statements.

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The irony of it all? The group is on Facebook.
Danes angry with Trump's threats boycott U.S. goods with fervor
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Feelings are especially strong across the Nordic region — and very possibly strongest in Denmark given Trump’s threats to seize Greenland.
'Danish Viking blood is boiling.' Danes boycott US goods with fervor as others in Europe do so too
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There are also the threats to take control of the Panama Canal and Gaza.
No More Coca-Cola: Europeans Boycott US Goods
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Updated: Mar 17th, 2025, 10:06 PM ET

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Retired Danish police officer Ivan Hansen leads a rising trend in Denmark and Europe opposing U.S. products due to President Trump's threats regarding Greenland and tariffs. Facebook groups supporting this movement flourish, reflecting heightened tensions. Consumers cite discontent with Trump's actions and associations, particularly with Elon Musk. Danish supermarkets are adapting by labeling European goods. Individuals are substituting U.S. products for alternatives while public sentiments indicate deepening frustration against U.S. policies across various sectors, including automotive and consumer goods.

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