The article discusses the rising movement among European consumers to boycott US goods in response to President Trump's foreign policy shifts and tariffs. Originating from Canada, where Prime Minister Justin Trudeau urged consumers to support local products, the boycott trend has spread to several European countries, particularly Scandinavia, where Facebook groups and sub-Reddits are gaining traction. The boycotts stem from outrage over Trump’s threats to withdraw troops from Europe and the imposition of tariffs, which have strained US-European relations, especially as retaliation has begun with EU tariffs on American goods set to start in April.
European consumers outraged by Trump’s Ukraine policy and tariffs are beginning to boycott US products, with support driven by movements in several European countries.
The boycott gained traction first in Scandinavian nations, where a Facebook group focused on alternatives to US goods rapidly amassed 40,000 supporters.
German media is picking up on the boycott movement, with a notable sub-Reddit attracting over 100,000 members, indicating increasing local interest.
The origin of the boycott trace back to Canada, where leaders urged consumers to choose local goods in response to US tariffs and aggressive remarks.
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