Around 30 Demonstrators: Protest Against Forest Clearing for New Canning Plant for Red Bull
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Red Bull wants to build a new canning plant in Baruth, Brandenburg. For this, about 17 hectares of forest have to be cleared, which calls for environmentalists to the plan.
17 hectares of pine forest are to fall victim to a new Red Bull canning plant south of Berlin in the German town of Baruth/Mark. Immediately after the approval, the grubbing-up started. Now there are violent protests on site by environmentalists. In addition to felled trees, the plant itself is also criticized.
In Baruth in Brandenburg, the excavators arrive. 17 hectares of pine forest are to fall for a new canning plant – and this encounters resistance.
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Red Bull and the beverage manufacturer Rauch want to put a can plant next to the existing bottling plant. The project has been resisting for a long time. The grubbing-up work has now begun.
FUSCHL/BERLIN. The energy drink manufacturer emphasizes that there are new forest areas as compensation.
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