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FIFA and FIH publish guide on dual sport synthetic turf pitches

Football governing body FIFA and its hockey counterpart FIH, have published performance and construction guidelines for synthetic turf pitches that…

Dry turf developments in overdrive

Dry Turf development in overdrive The International Hockey Federation (FIH) denies that it has already decided to abandon the idea…

FIH launches specific portal for National Associations

The International Hockey Federation (FIH) has announced the launch of a portal specifically dedicated to its National Associations. The portal…

Condor Grass introduces dry/wet hockey system

Condor Grass announces the introduction of a synthetic turf hockey surface that performs in both dry and wet conditions. The…

Synthetic turf that can host football and hockey

The City Council of Burnaby in Canada is considering investing in a new type of synthetic turf that can be…

Focus on water reduction lands FIH IOC award

The drive to reduce water dependency without making concessions to the game and game experience has seen the International Hockey…

NFHS partners with Tarkett Sports

The National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) in the US has named Tarkett Sports as their Official and…

Success for dry turf requires different mindset

The decision by the International Hockey Federation (FIH) to postpone the introduction of dry turf at top level for the…

ECHA streamlines biocides consultations

Interested parties can soon provide information in one go on alternatives to biocidal active substances, as well as their impact…

Croatian Government invests in surfaces

The Croatian Minister of Tourism and Sports has set aside EUR 15 million for, amongst others, 84 infrastructure projects including…