I used to buy nuts from Morrisons (UK supermarket), mainly for cooking. Then they changed, lack of flavour. So when I checked the packaging, it states Produce of USA. So I stopped buying them. In fact, I said this months ago on the forum, wat before the tariff debacle. So I don't boycott US nuts based on tariffs, I avoid them because they're shite. Simple as.
How many £billions are made in the UK each year?
Who's we?...The UK imports from the US $92.69bn -
United Kingdom Imports from United States - 2025 Data 2026 Forecast 1993-2024 Historical
United Kingdom Imports from United States was US$92.69 Billion during 2024, according to the United Nations COMTRADE database on international trade. United Kingdom Imports from United States - data, historical chart and statistics - was last updated on April of 2025.tradingeconomics.com
The US imports from the UK $68.83 -
United States Imports from United Kingdom - 2025 Data 2026 Forecast 1991-2024 Historical
United States Imports from United Kingdom was US$68.83 Billion during 2024, according to the United Nations COMTRADE database on international trade. United States Imports from United Kingdom - data, historical chart and statistics - was last updated on April of 2025.
Yes, we can do without US imports.
Only a fraction of what brits used to make
Just a gnat on the wall... we don't need you to buy shit from us.... so boycott all you want...
What Trump is doing is long overdue... we are not your sugar daddy anymore so find a new one...
Nuts are in packets.
Its that kind of attitude that will hurt you in the end... stop mistreating the USA....
The reason why I asked is, you Americans just blab hot air that sounds good to you but you have fuck all knowledge what you're on about. You call Freedom of Speech which, "Talk bullshit with no knowledge". Confirmed yet again.
Totally missed my post, totally.
Easy for a peasant from a country with NO constitution to say. The only "rights" you might pretend to have are the ones your masters grant you when it suits them.
You’re basically talking to yourself because nobody here cares. Have your little hissy fit.Independent thinker
A few weeks ago, we bought some Pistachio nuts from Morrisons to make Pistachio ice cream. No salty taste, bland, crap.
Last week, we bought a packet of walnuts. Again, no taste, bland, crap.
Can you see bottom left corner, U S.A !!
Both the Pistachio and Walnuts are USA, both no taste, bland, crap.
So I've been avoiding American nuts since August 2024.
The UK buys nearly $30bn more in US product than the US buys off the UK. Your two brain cells says that's mistreating the US.
Dunno, but Snow White seems to have worked pretty well.Seems to be a growing theme to avoid Made in America products -
Consumers are boycotting US goods around the world. Should Trump be worried?
From black stars on European goods to apps showing what’s Canadian, consumers can respond to tariffs with their wallets.theconversation.com
Here in the UK, to pass that message on, some people are highlighting which products are Made in the US by going to a product and turning one upside down. Also, news on the "Made In" app is being promoted more, just install and scan barcodes.
I've installed the app the Google Play store and will give it a whirl. Way before the tariff war days, I avoid peanuts, pistachio nuts etc.. from the US because they're tasteless.
On another note, as the US market becomes unreliable, people are ditching US debt, that means the cost of borrowing to the US government is increasing. So if the interest was $1trillion a year, it's set to increase. Probably why DOGE kicked off cos Trump and Musk knew they needed the savings just to tread water.
Theres "Made 'O' Meter" as well if you want to avoid American products.
The Sun used to never set on the British Empire.
Your loss.
LOL, do you think every American buys every American product? That's rich.
It's actually my gain.
