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zpteixeira

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  • Buy European hardware and office supplies

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  • An anecdote that illustrates the biggest problem for me with these. I'm portuguese and I've never even heard of Bi-office, let alone see them in stores.

    There has to be an incentive for shops to market these (other than the tariffs). We need euro or EU markings.

  • A map of European supermarkets

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  • Not only that but a lot of products (food especially, except meat) are really bad (both in Portugal and in Spain).

  • A map of European supermarkets

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  • Oh, and Normal (which I think is scandi) is really good to buy name brands.

  • A map of European supermarkets

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  • Auchan is one of the shadiest there is. Still operating in Russia with no intention of leaving.

    In Portugal I usually stick to Continente or Pingo Doce (both Portuguese capital owned, I think), and sometimes Lidl for some products that are only sold there.

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    Even though it's Swiss: Fuck Nestle.

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  • Let's be honest, all frozen pizza suck. The ones that are sold pre-made, even the white label brand ones (still european) are way better.

  • Visa and Mastercard are two american companies

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  • The real problem here is that the "alternative" is a lot country specific alternatives that have no leverage to command worldwide adoption.

    This could only be addressed ultimately by EU federalization. Let's see how much time until people and governments take to realize this.

  • Reese's alternative, Schogetten

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  • I love these! Don't even know what Reese's is, tbh, but I know these are delicious