Time to boycott U.S. products?

What about all those satellites that we use and rely on on a daily basis? We'd all be totally lost.

USA owns 2 thirds, Elon Musk owning the majority. I'm sure you'd not be happy if they disappeared!

Kraft-Heinz will be difficult to avoid. It's quite difficult these days to trace the provenance of our food products because the brand names remain but the parent company changes.

It's a bit like trying to trace your ancestors when the surnames are constantly changing.

I'm with this, and have already started. Small things matter - fair-trade products were niche at one time.
Two honourable (ish?) exceptions - both Starbucks and Coca Cola have refused to rescind their DEI programmes.
Poor Mr Trump, what will the cola - loving POTUS do?

Burger king (Canadian) rather than Mc Donalds, Branston rather than Heinz,

It's the tech stuff that's harder, Google will be the last to go, but I've started - I'm using DuckDuck go and Firefox.

I've stopped using Amazon - difficult but not impossible - 1 month in and have found lots of alternative suppliers. i have found a way of emailing books bought elsewhere to my kindle.

And to all those who say, well we can't do x because y, well perhaps not, but Trump and his cronies only understand money, and if boycotts hit them in their pockets, they may just pause. Look at Tesla!

If we do nothing, they won't change.

We must not let the perfect be the enemy of the good.

I think it would be a good idea to have a law that insists on all products being labelled with their country of origin (maybe with a percentage of component parts listed where relevant). That way, people could make informed decisions about what to buy.

I don't buy from any of those companies anyway- although I do sometimes go to TK Maxx didn't know it was American. I don't buy Skechers, have boycotted Disney for years, don't have Netflix and never buy Californian Wine.

Let's me off the hook then...?

I think is impossible but good on Canada for giving it a go. Trump’s treatment of Canada is indefensible. I think all of Europe and the UK should buy from Canada.