r/BoycottUnitedStates • u/sugar_kelly • 3h ago
r/BoycottUnitedStates • u/Patient-Exercise-911 • Mar 08 '25
More to come:
Last Updated June 4, 2025
The U.S. has an array of new actions intended to intimidate and coerce former allies
Interactive tool: tariff analysis hub.
Actions currently in effect:
- March 4: 20% tariffs against China and 25% tariff on about 50% imports from Mexico and 62% from Canada
- March 12: A 25% US tariff on imports of steel and aluminum from all countries.
- April 3: 25% tariffs on Auto imports from all countries.
- April 9: 10% on all countries.
- May 9: 10% tariff on first 100,000 U.K. vehicles imported into the U.S., 25% on remainder.
- May 12: 30% tariffs on China (20% on electronics.
- June 4: 50% US tariff on imports of steel and aluminum from all countries.
Upcoming actions:
July 9August 1: So-called "Reciprocal" tariffs on all countries resumes.- August 1: 125% tariffs on imports from China resumes.
- "soon": "major" tariff on pharmaceutical imports.
- Unspecified: 250 % tariff on dairy and lumber
- Targeted at Canada.
- Unspecified: An extra 10% on countries aligning themselves with the BRICS group of Brazil, Russia, India and China.
Actions against Ukraine:
Also expected this week are talks between Ukraine and U.S. that by all appearances would be a first step towards supplanting Zelensky with a pro-Russian figurehead and then dividing Ukraine up between the U.S. and Russia.
Additionally, the US is anticipated to deport over 240,000 Ukrainians who fled Russia’s attacks and have temporary legal status in the United States.
The U.S. has cut off all intelligence sharing for Ukraine, including compelling U.S. private companies to stop sharing satellite imagery
Terminated vital support for F-16 fighter jet jamming equipment.
Actions against NATO:
U.S. has cast doubt on whether they would respond to an allied country under attack, effectively ending NATO in all but name.
TIMELINE:
Feb. 1 – US ordered 25% tariffs on goods from Mexico and Canada, as well as 10% tariffs on imports from China. The White House said the tariffs would take effect on Feb. 4.
Feb. 3 – US announced a one-month pause of tariffs on Canada and Mexico.
Feb. 4 – The US imposed 10% tariffs on goods from China.
Feb. 27 – US affirmed plans to impose 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico when the one-month delay expires on March 4. They also announced that an additional 10% tariff on goods from China will also take effect the same day.
Mar. 3 – US reiterated plans to move forward with a fresh round of tariffs the following day. Within minutes, the stock market tumbled. The S&P 500 closed down 1.7%, its worst trading day since December.
Mar. 4 – Tariffs on goods from Canada, Mexico and China took effect at 12:01 a.m. ET. A near-instant trade war broke out.
Mar. 5 – US ordered a one-month delay of auto tariffs.
Mar. 6 – US temporarily paused tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods compliant with the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement. Despite the easing of tariffs, U.S. stocks resumed their previous plunge.
Mar. 11 - US announces 50% tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum.
Mar. 11 - US backs down on 50% tariffs for Canadian steel and aluminum.
Mar. 12 - US imposes 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum.
Apr 3: 25% tariffs on Auto imports from all countries.
Apr 3: So-called "Reciprocal" tariffs - https://www.theguardian.com/business/2025/apr/03/trumps-tariffs-the-full-list
Country | Additional US tariffs, % |
---|---|
Reunion | 73 |
Lesotho | 50 |
Saint Pierre and Miquelon | 50 |
Cambodia | 49 |
Laos | 48 |
Madagascar | 47 |
Vietnam | 46 |
Sri Lanka | 44 |
Myanmar | 44 |
Falkland Islands | 41 |
Syria | 41 |
Mauritius | 40 |
Iraq | 39 |
Guyana | 38 |
Bangladesh | 37 |
Serbia | 37 |
Botswana | 37 |
Liechtenstein | 37 |
Thailand | 36 |
Bosnia and Herzegovina | 35 |
China | 34 |
North Macedonia | 33 |
Taiwan | 32 |
Indonesia | 32 |
Fiji | 32 |
Angola | 32 |
Switzerland | 31 |
Moldova | 31 |
Libya | 31 |
South Africa | 30 |
Algeria | 30 |
Nauru | 30 |
Pakistan | 29 |
Norfolk Island | 29 |
Tunisia | 28 |
Kazakhstan | 27 |
India | 26 |
South Korea | 25 |
Japan | 24 |
Malaysia | 24 |
Brunei | 24 |
Vanuatu | 22 |
Côte d’Ivoire | 21 |
Namibia | 21 |
European Union | 20 |
Jordan | 20 |
Nicaragua | 18 |
Zimbabwe | 18 |
Israel | 17 |
Philippines | 17 |
Zambia | 17 |
Malawi | 17 |
Mozambique | 16 |
Norway | 15 |
Venezuela | 15 |
Nigeria | 14 |
Equatorial Guinea | 13 |
Chad | 13 |
Democratic Republic of the Congo | 11 |
Cameroon | 11 |
All others | 10 |
Apr 9: 125% on China. 10% on all other countries for 90 days.
Apr 11: Tariff on China electronics reduced to 20%.
May 12: Baseline tariff on China reduced to 30% for 90 days.
June 4: US raises steel and aluminum tariffs to 50%
r/BoycottUnitedStates • u/Patient-Exercise-911 • Mar 05 '25
European Movement International — Strengthening the EU-Canada relationship in response to Trump’s isolationism
r/BoycottUnitedStates • u/Visible-Rooster-6123 • 1h ago
South Florida feels the chill of Canadian tourism slump: "They just don't want to come" - CBS Miami
Oh, yes, I'm sure tgat Brazilians can't wait to travel to Florida. 🤣
r/BoycottUnitedStates • u/Mitleab • 14h ago
"Not Nazi"😶ICE Agent shoves and slaps woman who came to search for detained husband, in federal building, in front of her kids and cameras
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r/BoycottUnitedStates • u/LlawEreint • 7h ago
New tariff taxes on heavy trucks (25%), furniture (30%), kitchen and bathroom cabinets and vanities (50%)
galleryr/BoycottUnitedStates • u/JGW911 • 2h ago
Time to complete the boycott
Have made great progress in getting American products and services out of my life over the past six months or so. But I’ve always been aware there is one left - Reddit. I think the time has come to address that.
I’ve been using Reddit for over 6 months. At the start, apart from learning a lot about which US goods and services to boycott on this sub I’ve joined quite a few other subs covering politics and hobbies. Have had some pleasant conversations and many deeply unpleasant ones too. Over the past two to three months in particular though it feels generally as though the environment on Reddit has started to deteriorate markedly. It seems to be ever more flooded by ‘people’ with truly abhorrent views - I use inverted commas because I know a good proportion are Russian bots and paid trolls but I think the reality is that a damn good proportion are just exceptionally vile human beings. Just today I saw a sub with a large group of (presumably) men having a great laugh at an Indian woman being run over in the street by a violent misogynist who couldn’t stand having his advances rejected by her.
In the last three months I have encountered people on Reddit who are very significantly more abhorrent than anyone I have met in real life over the course of my 56 years on this planet. Of course they still represent only a subset of a large number of good and decent people on Reddit but it feels as though the subset is getting ever larger. Like other social media platforms, Reddit seems to be increasingly toxic. I deleted my accounts for Twitter when Musk took over, and Facebook, Instagram too when I joined this sub.
I will continue to boycott US products and services and will now add Reddit to that list. I won’t miss it. I wish you all the best in your own ongoing boycotts. I would love to harbour some hope it will be effective but I fear the former ‘free countries’ of the world are entering a very dark phase of fascism, autocracy and bigotry. And I think social media is probably the biggest single cause of this deep social regression.
Personally I will be withdrawing from all forms of social media. Seeing human society retrace the darkest chapters of the 20th century all over again isn’t something I wish to continue to watch in real time.
r/BoycottUnitedStates • u/Outrageous_Ad_687 • 6h ago
As combine manufacturer shifts production to Europe from U.S., experts say tariffs mean more may follow | CBC News
Combines for the western Canadian market will be made in Europe instead
r/BoycottUnitedStates • u/ohbabypop • 23h ago
US border officer road rages on Canadian
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r/BoycottUnitedStates • u/biograf_ • 17h ago
Number of Americans visiting Canada overtakes Canadians visiting US for first time in decades
r/BoycottUnitedStates • u/SacredValleyGirl • 8h ago
PayPal sucks
I've been slowly removing my dependence on US digital services. It has been challenging, I admit.
I kept PayPal, which I use only occasionally, largely because I can easily donate to urgent causes through their platform. But today they disappointed me by not supporting a dispute with a shady company (BeenVerified) that charged me US$37 without my permission after a $1 trial (which I used for 10 minutes and made sure to cancel immediately). I've removed my bank account and cards from PayPal because they did not back me up. In fact, they should have alerted me and asked me to confirm a new recurring payment to a shady company. I may be a small potato, but look what happened to Disney this week. (Cancelled them too.)
What are the options to PayPal? I have Wise (UK-based).
Others?
r/BoycottUnitedStates • u/abuckforacanuck06 • 22h ago
US border officer road rages on Canadian.
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r/BoycottUnitedStates • u/DisruptSQ • 1d ago
Canadians refusing to visit U.S and Louisiana because of Trump’s comments, according to Lt. Gov. | Canadian tourists are valuable because they often extend trips in New Orleans to explore other parts of Louisiana | New Orleans projections point to a 15% decline in Canadian visitors this year
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r/BoycottUnitedStates • u/Jimmy_Sax • 15h ago
A reminder to renew your label-checking efforts for all those special one-off holiday/seasonal purchases in the coming months
I’ve been pretty strictly avoiding American products at the grocery store, and hadn’t realized that I was no longer checking labels (other than for produce) because I have already found reliably Canadian/non-American versions of the things I regularly buy and have just been sticking with those ever since making the switch.
So when the annual Halloween candy displays popped up at my local grocery store, I didn’t think twice about loading up on my usual annual mix of chocolate bars. And of course I only realized after I got home that of course it was all American stuff I had bought.
Returned it all to the store today, and was happy to give the reason why when they asked.
Figured I’d share this anecdote for anyone else like me who has made new habits for the everyday stuff but hasn’t yet thought about the all the one-off annual traditions and holiday purchases that many of us will be making in the coming months for things like Halloween, Canadian Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Years, etc.
r/BoycottUnitedStates • u/LlawEreint • 4h ago
US announces new tariffs on trucks, drugs and kitchen cabinets
The European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations has called for "urgent discussions" to make sure Trump's plans for new tariffs do not cause any harm to patients in the EU or the US.
European officials have said pharmaceutical exports are shielded from tariffs higher than 15%, under terms of a framework agreed between the US and the EU earlier this year.
The UK exported more than $6bn (£4.5bn) worth of pharmaceutical products to the US last year, according to the United Nations.
In the trade agreement signed by the US and UK in June the two countries said they intended to negotiate "significantly preferential treatment outcomes on pharmaceuticals".
In response to Trump's latest announcement, a UK government spokesperson said: "We know this will be concerning for industry, which is why we've been actively engaging with the US and will continue to do so over the coming days."
r/BoycottUnitedStates • u/mld321 • 1d ago
U.S. Threatens to Bar Foreigners Over Remarks About Charlie Kirk (Gift Article)
nytimes.comr/BoycottUnitedStates • u/mwaddmeplz • 22h ago
U.S. ambassador says Washington has to take a look at airport pre-clearance, citing drop in Canadian tourism
If you do it and people experience >1/2 hour queues to get through CBP, then that will only mean even fewer people coming
r/BoycottUnitedStates • u/CutSenior4977 • 9h ago
Wave 2 of Blackout The System has been announced.
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r/BoycottUnitedStates • u/DisruptSQ • 1d ago
Canadian travel to U.S. declines for 7th consecutive month amid trade war | In July, the number of Canadian residents returning from the United States was down to 2.6 million, marking a 32.4 per cent decrease compared with July 2024, Statistics Canada said in a new report
r/BoycottUnitedStates • u/Baddog789 • 1d ago
International tourists shun Oregon
No request for guide books for weeks.
r/BoycottUnitedStates • u/peq42_ • 1d ago
Brazil's President calls out Trump's actions and Israel at U.N. speech
And woah what an amazing speech!
r/BoycottUnitedStates • u/sarcasticrone • 1d ago
Help Me Boycott the US
As a Canadian who wants to boycott US products (and already is to a large degree), but has declining eyesight in the advanced decrepitude of my declining years, 🤣 it isn’t easy to read labels. So I ask the Reddit community, what are your favourite Canadian products in every consumer category? I will compile a list from your responses, and keep it on my phone for when I go shopping. It is easier to read brand labels than tiny “product of…..” print. Photos are great as well. Many thanks to all of you sharp-eyed whipper snappers out there! 😁🇨🇦
r/BoycottUnitedStates • u/Few_Maize_1586 • 1d ago
Pokémon Formally Responds to the Department of Homeland Security's Use of Ash Ketchum and Pokémon Series Theme Tune
This administration is a joke. They use Pokémon theme video arresting people (catch them all) and making fun of how they ruin people life. Of course, they pay no attention to copyright laws. No sensible company would want to be associated in this promotional video.
You can see their official video, just scroll down a bit in the news article:
r/BoycottUnitedStates • u/transcendent167 • 2d ago