More Germans and Danes want European food marked amid US tensions

NAMPA / DPA

2025-03-29

Copenhagen/Dusseldorf (dpa) - A growing number of consumers in Germany and Denmark are in favour of labelling European goods as political and trading tensions escalate with the US administration. Amid fears of a US takeover of Greenland, some Danish supermarket chains recently began flagging goods from European producers with a star. Three-quarters of people in Germany would like to see something similar, according to a recent YouGov survey commi......

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