For clothing id probably recommend thrifting. But I love this list.
Buy European
Overview:
The community to discuss buying European goods and services.
Related Communities:
Buy Local:
Buying and Selling:
Boycott:
Shop at Aldi or Lidl (German). Although Asda isn't owned by Walmart any more, so I think British supermarkets are all pretty British again, apart from Safeway but I haven't seen one of those in a long time.
This works a bit for Canada too.
I've barely seen any of the drink alternatives (unfortunately).
Besides Redbull, which I don't drink, I've seen fritz cola, but that's usually at 2-2,5x the price of a coca cola. As an alternative that really stings.
Is any 7-11 still US? I thought 7&I holdings here in Japan bought it all.
You will never avoid Coke. Just admit your impending failure.
HERE We Go? Isn't that owned by microsoft?
+1 for MUBI , it is a streaming service with curated high quality cinema. And they have a very accesible plan . They have a notebook or magazine they deliver every few months that is priceless. I have some volumes. For Cinema lovers obviously .
another propaganda attempt to disband the Europeans …
Delta Chat is a European decentralized instant messenger alternative using existing protocols.
Food drink and clothing I was never buying either side anyway.
Recently got some new plain cotton t-shirts though. £2.50 each at Tesco so I got 8. Should just about last me to 2030.
Blue sky is an American non-profit?