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Trondheim municipality first to experiment with birch as infill

The municipality of Trondheim has used birch granulate on a municipal’s 11-a-side pitch in Lade Sports Park. The trial is…

Merger positions re-bounce® as shock pad for the future

For many years, re-bounce® shock pads were the secret ingredient that remained largely hidden underneath some of the best performing…

Andalusia ban fools the uninformed

The Andalusian Regional Government in Spain has gazetted that it will no longer subsidise synthetic turf fields that use microplastics…

What is left following the ban on polymeric infill?

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Preventative microplastics removal

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The polluter is to pay

The European Parliament has reached a provisional political agreement with the Council on the proposal by the European Commission to…

‘Future synthetic turf projects in costal California doomed’

The California Coastal Commission has denied the University of California, Santa Barbara plans to install a synthetic turf surface at…

Amsterdam to investigate hybrid field from biodegradable fibres

The municipality of Amsterdam, Senbis Polymer Innovations, GrassMax and Fitco Grass will jointly investigate whether biodegradable synthetic yarn fibres can…

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…

United we stand stronger

Instead of viewing the latest EU decision as closing a chapter, both the synthetic turf industry and the market should…