Litter pickers challenge Red Bull
“With the hashtag #RedBullChallenge, we are pointing out Red Bull's large share in litter. We call on everyone to photograph every Red Bull can they find and post it on social media with the tag #RedBullChallenge. In this way, we challenge Red Bull to speak out as an advocate of deposit schemes,” says environmental organisation Recycling Netwerk. […]
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“With the hashtag #RedBullChallenge, we are pointing out Red Bull's major share in litter. We are calling on everyone to take a photo of every Red Bull can they find and post it on social media with the tag #RedBullChallenge. In this way, we are challenging Red Bull to speak out as a proponent of deposit systems,” says environmental organisation Recycling Netwerk.
Red Bull cans are notorious for frequently ending up as litter. Studies, for example by litter picker Dirk Groot (De Zwerfinator), show that Red Bull is usually at the top of the lists of polluting drink brands.
Red Bull has not yet spoken out in favour of deposits on cans. This is despite the fact that deposit systems in Germany, Scandinavia, and more than 35 other countries prove that they keep cans out of the gutter.
