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Boycott USA – Australia

Food & Beverage

  1. Coca-Cola – One of the most popular soft drinks in Australia.
  2. Pepsi – Competes with Coca-Cola, but has a smaller market share.
  3. McDonald’s (Macca’s) – Hugely popular, with localized menu items like the McOz.
  4. KFC – Extremely popular, especially in urban areas and regional towns.
  5. Starbucks – Struggled initially but has a small presence in major cities.
  6. Burger King (Hungry Jack’s in Australia) – The Australian franchise of Burger King.
  7. Subway – A leading sandwich chain in Australia.
  8. Oreo – A well-known American cookie brand in Australia.
  9. Hershey’s – Available in supermarkets and specialty stores.
  10. Lay’s (sold as Smith’s in Australia) – The Australian version of Lay’s chips.
  11. Doritos – A popular corn chip brand in Australia.
  12. Kellogg’s – Corn Flakes, Special K, and other cereals are widely available.
  13. Snickers – A top-selling chocolate bar in Australia.
  14. M&M’s – Sold in all supermarkets and convenience stores.
  15. Budweiser – Available but less popular than Australian beer brands.

Technology & Electronics

  1. Apple (iPhone, Mac, iPad, AirPods, Apple Watch) – One of the most popular tech brands in Australia.
  2. Microsoft (Windows, Xbox, Office Suite) – Used widely in Australian businesses and homes.
  3. Google (Android, Chrome, Pixel, YouTube, Google Pay) – A dominant digital service provider in Australia.
  4. Amazon (E-commerce & Kindle) – A growing force in Australia’s online shopping space.
  5. Netflix – A leading streaming service in Australia, competing with Stan and Binge.
  6. Tesla – Gaining traction in Australia’s growing electric vehicle (EV) market.
  7. Intel & AMD (Processors & Chips) – Used in Australian laptops and gaming PCs.
  8. Dell & HP (Laptops & Desktops) – Popular among Australian consumers and businesses.
  9. GoPro – A favorite among Australia’s adventure and travel enthusiasts.
  10. Bose & JBL – Premium American audio brands available in Australia.

Clothing & Fashion

  1. Nike – A leading sportswear brand in Australia.
  2. Levi’s – A well-known denim brand in Australia.
  3. Calvin Klein – Available in Australian department stores and online.
  4. Under Armour – Gaining popularity in Australia’s fitness market.
  5. Tommy Hilfiger – A premium fashion brand with a strong Australian presence.
  6. Ralph Lauren – Sold in high-end retail stores across Australia.
  7. New Balance – A popular sneaker brand in Australia.

Beauty & Personal Care

  1. Colgate – A leading toothpaste brand in Australia.
  2. Crest – Available but less dominant than Colgate.
  3. Maybelline – A best-selling American cosmetics brand in Australia.
  4. Revlon – Available in major beauty stores and pharmacies.
  5. Gillette – A top brand for razors and shaving products in Australia.

Entertainment & Media

  1. Disney (Movies, Disney+, Merchandise) – A major entertainment provider in Australia.
  2. Marvel & DC Comics – Popular comic book and movie franchises in Australia.
  3. Warner Bros. & Universal Studios – Major film and entertainment providers in Australia.
  4. EA Sports (FIFA, Madden, The Sims) – Popular video game franchises in Australia.
  5. PlayStation (Sony is Japanese, but PlayStation has strong US influence) – A leading gaming console in Australia.