Albertus, 57, is part of a growing global movement of consumers boycotting U.S. goods.
"I felt a sense of powerlessness," said Albertus, who helps administer a Danish Facebook group of 90,000 members dedicated to boycotting American products.
"We all feel that we are doing something. We are acting on our frustration."
The boycott has gained the most traction in countries where Trump has worked to further trade balance.
As Trump normalizes relations with Russian President Vladimir Putin and continues to levy tariffs on European imports, online groups across Sweden, France, and other countries have emerged to coordinate consumer action and exchange tips on non-American alternatives.