Danish buyers boycotting US products like Grenandland, trade tension increases

Copenhagen, Denmark – President Donald Trump’s sweeper with the spread and trade tariffs, Denmark buyers turn back to American products in the national protest.

The small European nation and for a long time, the United States has recently found itself in the President Crosshairs in the president’s Crosshairs, the Ambitions in the Ambitions in Grenland. Meanwhile, new Tariffs in the United States, It recently reduced to 10%It is now hindering exports to one of the EU’s main markets.

Trump repeatedly said the United States needed Control the GreenlandThe interests of houses in the American military facilities, national security. Danish officials denied the concept and now they want to make the 51st state state of Trump – consumers are in stand.

CNBC is the only way to Sanne’s “Sanne’s shop worker” in Sanne’s Denmark’s Copenhagen Branch in Copenhagen Branch of Sanne.

“F – US mainly at this point,” said an Australian Sanja now living in Copenhagen.

Salla and Netto, the owner of Føtex and other supermarket chains, the price labels of more than 1,700 stores in US products, Germany and Poland went on a star price for a star.

A spokesman for Salling Group is not about “boycotting the US products”, but the “more clear information about European property” came in response to a number of surveys.

Again, several recipients told CNBC that they applauded the actions.

“I would prefer European products against Americans, not only the conflict, but also the conflict.

Another shopper, Eva, agreed: “Yes, I would have prevented American products. I think they need a new president.”

The boycott of the United States is served in other parts of Europe, and consumers are served in social media and Facebook groups that help consumers find the goods produced by district and Facebook. Americano coffee is followed by similar movements by buyers in Canada where it is changed.

Large US brands encountered a French-french lag questionnaire to push against home names like Starbucks, McDonald’s and Coca Cola. Perhaps the most famous among them, Tesla Saw the sales fall significantly Throughout the region, with some sellers in Germany, Italy and Sweden virally By rejecting CEO Elon Musk’s political actions.

Last week, Trump, as a wider part of Europe, has dutied 20% of Europe Reciprocal tariffs Against more than 180 countries. Sunday days the movement of days sank was later paused temporarilyHowever, global supply chains and consumption cost skills are expected in the world.

Last week, DSV DSV Director General Jens Lund, the CNBC said that some trade effects have already been felt from tariffs, but others may take longer for meat.

“When the consumer reacts to how the consumer reacts, because at the end of the day, he said,” he said. “There are fewer items, for example cars, less sales.”

Nevertheless, some protests noted that the consumers return to normal habits.

“Consumers vote with their feet and what are the cheapest products. Where are the best value product, how consumers do it,” he said.

First, for Føtex Shopper Lourdes, which is originally from France, it is a reality: “We are going to the deal.” “If there is a star (European product), but if the price is higher, I will go for a cheaper choice.”

The change in shopping patterns points to a wider queue in the consumer feeling, with information that travelers are more and more turn their backs In Trump’s Trade Policy, in Visits to the United States, which is unfavorable currency fluctuations and High-profile Conducts visa owners.

Canada’s largest airline Canada last week was 10% lower than 10% to the September 10% for transboundary flights in Canada. Travel information provider OAG, this time, gossip Canada-US flight reservations decreased by 70%.

It is followed by Previously comments Saying that the US-Canadian border crossings went as passengers, Westjet Carrian Carrier said from the Vice President of Westjet “Move from the United States to other destinations.”

Similar trends appear in Europe. Disposal CEO Sebastien Bazin tell Last week, Bloomberg was 25% lower due to Summer Books to the United States from Europe to the United States.

Sanja for the buyer, this was a visit to the Italian-Colombian husband’s family. But when he was asked to avoid escaping us in the current climate, he was unambiguous.

“Yes, the hell. We will walk around (USA) in Colombia,” Sanja said. “I have two young children, it’s not worth it.”