Danish consumers have started to boycott U.S. products.

@johnnyryan There isn't a single isle in any supermarket that isn't completely dominated by US owned brands. You can't even pay for those products without using a US company and you can't use cash without using US ATMs. Coffee shops same thing. Anything online same thing. Take aways same thing. Even most farms cannot operate without using US tech...

When you realise the sheer scale of US products and influence in your country, you'll realise this is mission impossible!

#denmark

lpm1@mastodon.social

@Rastal @johnnyryan I don’t know the situation in Denmark stores but here in Canada in my own supermarket I have been able to purchase Canadian made products and even European ones. If I have to purchase something American, it’s because there really is no other choice. Example—Dawn Powerwash—it really does a good job cleaning grease and there is no substitute yet. It takes a bit of work but I’m sure you can do it!

diekehrseite@mastodon.social

@johnnyryan
instantly installed!

tehstu@hachyderm.io

@johnnyryan As ordinary folks not clued up on the enormity of the supply chain and technology stack try to do whatever small part they can by not buying US products, I predict a flurry of purity-test comments here because they're all doing it wrong.

(I hope more consumers are doing this very same thing and voting with their wallets)

exodustravelsmedia@mastodon.social

America, once hero, now enemy. Once a refuge, now an oppressor.

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Danish consumers have started to boycott U.S. products.