Haribo France in the news

Haribo Marseille workers are striking for better wages and conditions, rejecting a 1.5% increase and demanding a 100-euro net raise and higher seniority bonuses.

Haribo France's Marseille factory has been on strike for over a month and a half due to a dispute over salary increases in annual negotiations, impacting production and employee wages.

A retired employee with 42 years of service and former union delegate supports striking workers at the Haribo factory in Marseille, citing the company's rising revenue and profits.

Haribo France is experiencing a prolonged strike, now in its sixth week, with ongoing labor disputes and growing support for the striking workers.

Haribo employees in Marseille are on strike for the sixth week, demanding a 100-euro monthly salary increase due to failed negotiations and significant company profits.

Haribo France's Marseille and Uzès factories are facing a six-week-long strike over salary negotiations, with unions rejecting management's proposed pay raise despite the company's substantial profits.

Haribo's Marseille factory employees are in their sixth week of striking over annual salary negotiations, demanding a 100 euro monthly raise which the company has not met.

Workers at Haribo's Marseilles factory are on strike for salary revaluation, expressing frustration over delayed negotiations and impacting production.

Haribo is investing 100 million euros in a new state-of-the-art factory in Uzès, France, to increase production capacity and create jobs.

Haribo's Marseille factory employees have been on strike for five weeks demanding better wages, rejecting the company's latest offer of a conditional 1.5% increase.

Haribo employees in Marseille are on their fifth week of strike due to disagreements over salary increases and concerns about job security linked to a new factory in Uzès.

Haribo France employees are striking for higher wages amidst strong company profits, with negotiations stalled and the strike continuing.

Haribo employees in Marseille are on strike for over three weeks, demanding significant salary increases beyond the company's proposed 0.9% raise, citing high inflation and the company's strong profits.

Haribo Marseille factory workers are on a three-week strike due to stalled negotiations over salary increases and concerns about the plant's future amid plans for a new factory in Uzès.

Workers at Haribo's Marseille factory are on strike over wage negotiations and concerns about future employment due to a new factory opening.

Haribo employees in Marseille are on an unlimited strike demanding salary increases, with unions and management at odds over proposed pay raises and recognition of staff efforts.

Haribo France employees in Marseille are striking, demanding better wage increases and expressing dissatisfaction with management's negotiation approach.

Haribo's Marseille factory employees are striking over stalled wage negotiations despite the company's strong financial performance, raising concerns about job security amidst a potential plant expansion at another site.

Haribo is investing over 100 million euros to build a modernized, energy-efficient candy factory in Uzès to significantly increase production capacity by 2029.

Haribo France is constructing a new production facility in Uzès, aiming for operations by late 2028 and creating about 30 jobs.