Consumers are boycotting US goods around the world. Should Trump be worried? – Famagusta Gazette

Trump's punitive tariffs on goods from allied states provide countermeasures: From Canada to Europe, boycott movements are forming against US products. How influential are they, in fact?

BEIRUT. A movement against American goods is growing in Sweden. In the Middle East, however, American companies such as McDonald's have recovered – customers are coming back. "Many boycotted before, but they have gone further now," says student Mohammed Ibrahim.

Consumers are boycotting US goods around the world. Should Trump be worried? – Famagusta Gazette

Alan Bradshaw, Royal Holloway University of London and Dannie Kjeldgaard, University of Southern Denmark As politicians around the world scramble to respond to US “liberation day” tariffs, consumers have also begun flexing their muscles. “Boycott USA” messages and searches have been trending on social media and search engines, with users sharing advice on brands and products to avoid. Even before Donald Trump announced across-the-board tariffs, …

Observations of an Expat: Boycott!

It’s time to boycott American goods and services. Buy British. Buy European. Buy Chinese. Buy anything except American By Tom Arms It’s time to boycott American goods and services. Buy British. Buy European. Buy Chinese. Buy anything except American. Non-Americans hit by Trumpian tariffs cannot influence American politics through the ballot box. But they can vote with their pocket books. And a point-blank refusal to buy American products would h…