Archive · 26 Jan 2026
Danish shoppers boycott US products via app
Danish people are upset with the US because the US president said something about Greenland, which is part of Denmark.
To show their anger, they are using an app called UdenUSA to find and avoid buying products made in the US.
The app scans the barcode of products and tells them if it's from the US.
If it is, the app shows a red 'X' to tell them not to buy it.
Many people in Denmark are downloading this app, and it's becoming popular.
Some politicians in Denmark are also talking about not buying US government bonds.
The US government says that Europe won't do this together, but the app is still growing and can now be used in many languages across Europe.
Danish shoppers are boycotting US products using the UdenUSA app.
The app scans product barcodes and alerts users if the item is linked to the US.
The boycott trend started after US President Donald Trump's remarks on Greenland.
The app has gained popularity, with downloads rising sharply and availability expanding across Europe.
Danish politicians are discussing economic steps, including boycotting US government bonds.
- Who
- Danish shoppers and politicians
- What
- Boycotting US products using the UdenUSA app
- When
- After US President Donald Trump's remarks on Greenland
- Where
- Denmark, with app availability across Europe
- Why
- To express anger and defiance against US policies
- App Name
- UdenUSA
- App Function
- Scans product barcodes to identify US-linked items
- App Warning
- Red 'X' for US-linked products
- App Availability
- Apple’s App Store in Denmark, multiple languages, Europe-wide
- Triggering Event
- US President Donald Trump's remarks on Greenland
- Political Reaction
- Danish parliament discussed economic steps, including bond boycotts
- US Response
- US Treasury Secretary dismissed collective European boycott suggestions