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One in three European women feel ill at ease sporting a bikini or one-piece. This was revealed by a representative survey carried out for Galaxus. Men, on the other hand, seem to have no problem donning trunks – especially the older they get.

One third of women in Europe feel self-conscious in a swimsuit

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

Punitive tariffs on products from Asia, civil war-like conditions in the US and possible market shifts are impacting trade relations across the globe. Having analysed the situation from an online retail perspective, Galaxus’s executive team is assessing the emerging risks and potential opportunities for the company’s home markets in Switzerland and Germany.

Galaxus executives assess the impact of Trump’s tariffs on retail in Switzerland and Germany

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