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A More Sustainable and Less Wasteful Rosenmontag Parade in 2025

Agreement between Mayor Nino Haase and MCV President Hansgeorg Schönig on measures to reduce waste and make the Rose Monday parade more sustainable and less wasteful. The measures, which have been in place for years, have now been expanded.

Mayor and MCV President

The Mainz Carnival Association 1838 e. V. has long been committed to sustainability.

  • For many years now, drinks have no longer been served in plastic cups but in reusable plastic cups, which are very popular and are therefore reused.
  • Similarly, glass bottles are not permitted on the floats of the Rose Monday parade, as they often ended up littering the streets afterward.
  • The conversion of the popular “Zugente” to electric power also reflects the association’s efforts toward greater sustainability.

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