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The case for boycotting the United States
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Same, I'm surprised nobody's put together an infographic on "EU stuff Americans can buy"
I do know that Aldi's if there's one near you is a good one to shop at, afaik all their US locations are owned by the original German parent company
I do love Aldi! It feels like a good corporation, as far as corporations go. They are still extremely affordable, the food is usually held to European standards (unless they’re selling an American brand under that brand name), and their imports are amazing.
I’d love an infographic like that! I'd make it myself if I knew what to put on it, haha!
https://fortune.com/2025/01/31/aldi-scrubbed-careers-website-of-all-dei-initiatives/
THis is alarming. BUT: This is just Aldi US which is still controlled by Aldi Süd in Germany. To me this doesn't look like a change in corporate values. This is a corporation that is afraid of Donald Trump. They don't LIKE doing this.
@Vittelius @courageousstep