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Vermont businesses taking part in nationwide economic boycott

Vermont residents use social media and digital tools to boycott businesses based on political views and labor concerns while Canadian trade tensions reduce cross-border commerce.

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"With the absolute wreckage that's happening with ICE, it felt really important... to support migrant workers, especially," Kula owner Emily Holt-Gosselin said.

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Vermont businesses taking part in nationwide economic boycott

"With the absolute wreckage that's happening with ICE, it felt really important... to support migrant workers, especially," Kula owner Emily Holt-Gosselin said.

·Plattsburgh, United States
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Vermont boycotts surge: Consumers target businesses over political ties and values

How digital platforms and trade tensions are reshaping the State’s commercial landscape

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Vermont Daily Chronicle broke the news in on Thursday, January 29, 2026.
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