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Many people are talking about boycotting US products, but hardly anyone is actually doing it. Despite Trump hammering Europe with tariffs, consumers on the continent are continuing to buy products from across the pond – perhaps out of habit, lack of knowledge or loyalty to their favourite brands. Sales data published by Galaxus and Digitec reveals as much.

So much for a boycott! Europe continuing to buy US products

Galaxus celebrated the topping-out ceremony of its second warehouse in Neuenburg am Rhein, Baden last week. Covering over 60,000 square metres, the building is twice the size of Munich’s Allianz Arena. The company is recruiting 1,000 new employees for the site.

Topping-out ceremony: Galaxus’s new Neuenburg am Rhein warehouse has twice the space of Munich’s Allianz Arena

Modern robotic mowers use GPS and cameras to make their way across the lawn without boundary wires, making them attractive for tenants. This is mirrored in sales figures: 4 out of 10 lawnmowers ordered from Galaxus are robotic, with the bestsellers coming from China.

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