European Boycott of U.S. Goods Intensifies as Danish Anger Peaks

Trump's threats to seize Greenland and the Panama Canal fuel widespread consumer resistance and symbolic protests across Europe and Canada.

Denmark is at the forefront of a growing boycott movement against U.S. goods, with public anger driven by Donald Trump's policies and rhetoric.
The Salling Group, Denmark’s largest supermarket chain, introduced labels to identify European-made products, responding to consumer demand for alternatives to U.S. goods.
Social media platforms, including Facebook, have been key to organizing the boycott, with Danish and French groups attracting tens of thousands of participants.
Symbolic actions, such as Tesla vehicle arson in Germany and widespread canceled orders, highlight the intensity of opposition to U.S. brands like Tesla and Coca-Cola.
While the economic impact on U.S. exports is expected to be limited, the boycott underscores deeper European frustration with U.S. trade, environmental, and foreign policies.