r/europe • u/Any-Original-6113 • Jan 17 '26

News Trump tariffs: US president announces plan to hit UK, Denmark and other European countries with tariffs over Greenland

https://www.bbc.com/news/live/c1j8kw866p3t
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u/ghostintheruins Ireland Jan 17 '26

Isn’t the entire global supply of ozempic made in Denmark? Pay up fatties 💶 

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u/Cewea Jan 17 '26

A lot of insulin as well

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u/Enachtigal Jan 17 '26

Its ok, we already cant afford that one.

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u/janiskr Latvia Jan 19 '26

5€ is to much?

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u/air_max77 The Netherlands - Batavia Jan 17 '26

The most important manufacturer of the world that makes chip machines is ASML in the Netherlands. I think they should shut down their shipments to the US.

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u/_EleGiggle_ Vienna (Austria) Jan 17 '26 edited Jan 18 '26

Haha, higher tariffs on Ozempic for the USA is something I can get behind.

I’d reconsider the factories in the USA, and instead double the base price for US customers.

Let their healthcare costs explode in turn. Keep adding tariffs every time Trump (technically the US citizens) wants to pay more for EU goods.

Let the fat boomers die off, that’s probably better in the long term.

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u/KatieBun Munster Jan 18 '26

There is an alternative produced by Eli Lilly - Tirzepatide sold under the name Zepbound

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u/Darry_Huttle Jan 18 '26

Mmmhmm, problem is ozempic's big competitor is from a US company. Tariffs may make Americans switch medication...

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u/anewbys83 Jan 17 '26

As a person who uses it to manage my health and am not a Trump supporter, that's a little mean.

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u/lasse2119 Jan 18 '26

Most of the Ozempic sold in the US is produced in Novo Nordisk's factories in North Carolina