Danish Apps Let Shoppers Avoid U.S. Goods Amid Silent Boycott

Two Danish apps, UdenUSA and Made O’Meter, are gaining traction by letting users scan supermarket products to identify and avoid American goods. Created by 21-year-old Jonas Pipper and his friend Malthe Hensberg, UdenUSA is now among Denmark’s most downloaded apps. The initiative grew from a viral Facebook group calling for a boycott of U.S. products.

Though U.S. imports make up a small fraction of Denmark’s food market, experts say the trend reflects consumers’ emotional need to act—even symbolically—against political frustration.

So…:

How can you help consumers navigate whom they support – and whom they don’t – through their spending choices?

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