SMURFIT KAPPA HEXACOMB AMBOISE
Location
CENTRE VAL DE LOIRE
Founded
1991-10-14
Website
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Recent Articles about SMURFIT KAPPA HEXACOMB AMBOISE
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2024-06-17 (dijon-actualites.fr)
Mobilization at Smurfit Kappa: 80% of workers on strike in Longvic to defend their rights and their industry
Today, the Smurfit Kappa factory in Longvic decided to go on a one-day strike, like all cardboard factories. In Longvic, near...
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2023-10-13 (ritimo.org)
Colombian Indigenous Communities Fight to Reclaim Land from Irish Packaging Giant – ritimo
The Irish-based multinational Smurfit Kappa's vast tracts of monoculture forestry in Colombia tie Ireland into global webs of extraction and exploitation.
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2023-10-02 (ritimo.org)
In Colombia, indigenous communities are fighting to recover their land grabbed by the Irish packaging giant – ritimo
Since July 2021, indigenous and peasant organizations have begun to occupy land, vast expanses of forest monoculture, belonging to the Irish multinational Smurfit Kappa....
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2023-05-06 (eaworldview.com)
A Protest in Dublin Over Colombia’s “Green Deserts”
A protest in Dublin, challenging paper and cardboard production company Smurfit Kappa, highlights environmental issues and human rights in Colombia
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2023-04-27 (irishtimes.com)
Smurfit Kappa AGM to be targeted by campaigners over Colombia lands
Groups say about 67,000 hectares of Smurfit Kappa controlled forests are contested
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(nacla.org)
Colombian Indigenous Communities Fight to Reclaim Land from Irish Packaging Giant
The Irish-based multinational Smurfit Kappa's vast tracts of monoculture forestry in Colombia tie Ireland into global webs of extraction and exploitation.
Read more