First it was Canada &mdash; now some Europeans are avoiding US brands too

First it was Canada — now some Europeans are avoiding US brands too

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What began as a backlash in Canada has spread across the Atlantic as US companies face growing consumer resistance following President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs and provocative rhetoric.

First it was Canada — now some Europeans are avoiding US brands too

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