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French consumers seeking to boycott US struggle to identify American products.

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French consumers seeking to boycott US struggle to identify American products.

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Some French consumers are looking for ways to do without American products to protest President Donald Trump’s policies on Ukraine. But close trading ties and the nature of multinational companies is making it tough to identify which products to boycott.

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They can start by not using Facebook (including Instagram and Whatsapp).
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  Oh how I’d love to get off WhatsApp…
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    I’m probably on a different part of the world than you are, and I can relate.
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      1•1 day ago
      I mean… technically it’s easy but it’s a choice of cutting a lot of contacts or having to convince a lot of people

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