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Confectionery Group: Haribo Is Not Building a New Plant in Neuss

Summary by Handelsblatt
In order to be able to produce more maoam candies, Haribo wanted to build a new plant in NRW for 300 million euros. Now the confectionery manufacturer has abandoned the project.

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Haribo has stopped a planned millions project in NRW. There is a drastic change of course - the company expresses itself.

·Essen, Germany
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In order to be able to produce more maoam candies, Haribo wanted to build a new plant in NRW for 300 million euros. Now the confectionery manufacturer has abandoned the project.

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In order to be able to produce more maoam candies, Haribo wanted to build a new plant in NRW for 300 million euros. Now the confectionery manufacturer has abandoned the project.

Center

The confectionery manufacturer Haribo, based in County, is abandoning its new construction plans for the plant in Neuss. Instead, the existing Maoam plant is to be modernised. What is behind it and what consequences the decision has for employees.

Lean Right

For years Haribo has been pursuing plans for a new plant in Neuss-Holzheim. Now the confectionery company has abandoned the million-dollar construction project. Instead, an old location is to be further developed. What this means for the employees.

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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The Bonn-based confectionery manufacturer Haribo is not building a new plant in Neuss. He has abandoned his plans. Actually, a new plant was planned in order to be able to produce more maoam candies here in the future. Haribo wanted to invest 300 million euros there. Now, however, the economic framework conditions would have changed.

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RP Online broke the news in Düsseldorf, Germany on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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