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Guy Oldenkotte

Guy Oldenkotte is senior editor of sportsfields.info and has been covering the outdoor sportssurfaces market and industry since 2003
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Actions to fight secondary microplastic pollution gain momentum

Synthetic yarn producers, tufters and installers are all working very hard to improve their products to prevent authorities having to…

Eddy van Endert: ‘I live in a golden cage’

If the football authorities ever decide to organize a World Cup for grounds teams, it is very likely that you…

Shockpad verification mandatory

The upcoming FIFA manuals for quality synthetic turf football surfaces will stipulate that it will have to be verified whether…

Schmitz Foam expansion project approved

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AT&T Stadium confirms 2026 FWC turf investment

Jerry Jones, the owner of the AT&T Stadium in Dallas, has confirmed that he is considering acquiring grass growth technology…

KG 2021 reaffirms future for organic infill in Scandinavia

Contrary to popular belief, organic infill can be used for third-generation synthetic turf in Scandinavian countries. Scientists of the Centre…

Liquidators appointed for Bonar Yarns

After having survived two likely closures this year, carpet backing yarn producer Bonar Yarns has now made the 57-strong workforce…

Pledge to keep fields clean

An environmental group in Pontardawe (Wales) has launched an initiative to keep sporting grounds and facilities clear of rubbish. The…

Who dares, wins

Sportbedrijf Rotterdam, the entity responsible for all sports facilities in the Dutch municipality of Rotterdam, challenged the synthetic turf industry…

Fit-For-Future Facilities application window opens

The Cymru Football Foundation’s Fit-For-Future Facilities Programme is now open for football clubs, local authorities, and charitable organisations to apply…