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The markets may have recovered from Donald Trump's scaled-back tariffs but the levies are leading to a rethink in buying habits for consumers. Campaigns to boycott US products have taken off in Canada and Denmark and recent consumer indicates that over 70% of UK consumers plan to 鈥渂uy British鈥� over concerns that imported products will surge in price after Donald Trump鈥檚 sweeping tariffs but what is the reality?
JOHN ASKS
'How easy is it to buy British?'

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