Denmark is experiencing a growing grassroots movement boycotting American products due to discontent with President Trump's policies regarding Greenland. Danes are switching to European brands, ...

Donald Trump’s America is clearly pursuing an isolationist ideology. Trump seemingly can’t comprehend that trade deficits are ...

Denmark’s largest retailer Salling Group has introduced an easy system for shoppers to shun American goods. A black star ... politically motivated consumer boycotts are the sweet spot.

COPENHAGEN, Denmark — Widespread anger over the ... Stressing that the stars were not a call for consumers to boycott American goods, Henrik Vinther Olesen, the Salling Group’s director ...

Salling Group, Denmark's largest retailer and the operator ... 57% of the French are ready to boycott American goods and services in the coming months as public perception of the U.S. falls ...

Canadians like Mr Brayman are boycotting American products in response to a raft of import tariffs introduced by Trump. These ...

From black stars on European goods to apps showing what’s Canadian, consumers can respond to tariffs with their wallets.

A movement in Denmark to boycott American goods reflects the current mood of the population of nearly six million, which feels alienated and even threatened by the messaging coming from the U.S.

MURRAY: Now Denmark and the rest of Europe are bracing for sweeping U.S. tariffs to take effect and European retaliation measures, which will make U.S. goods more expensive and, for those joining in ...

We dive into America’s egg shortage—and why the U.S. asked Denmark to buy up surplus shipments—before debating whether a Danish boycott of American goods is a meaningful solution or just virtue ...

A global wave of resistance is building against US tariffs - not through demonstrations, but through consumer behaviour. From ...

In Denmark, a growing number of consumers are deciding not to buy American ... which owns 900 stores, says the boycott is felt on some goods more than others. NIELSEN: It's most obviously here ...