A bizarre sight! River in New Jersey turns bright red, beverage facility blamed
A portion of the Pennsauken Creek turned bright red earlier this week, and it turns out -- a beverage facility is to blame.
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Aug 4, 2022, 4:18 PM
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Updated 1,076 days ago
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8h agoA portion of the
Pennsauken Creek turned bright red earlier this week, and it turns out a beverage facility is to blame.
Officials say it
happened after the TopPop Packaging company improperly discharged
red dye into the wastewater treatment system.
While the substance was not
hazardous, the beverage manufacturer did receive a violation.
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