Several councils in Australia are inspecting or topping up their synthetic turf pitches following the death of a cricket player on one of their field. Although the freak incident is currently being in...
A growing number of hockey clubs in the UK are claiming their facility is under threat off losing pitches. A synthetic turf solution is available, although it appears that has gone unnoticed to the re...
FIFA has made non-fill synthetic turf and synthetic turf football surfaces with mineral infill eligible for a FIFA quality certificate. Within two weeks of its latest FIFA Technical Advisory Group mee...
Quality and behaviour cause of grave concern Non-fill tears sector apart The question whether non-fill and mineral-filled synthetic turf should be permitted back into the FIFA Quality Programme, is sp...
FIFA has purchased 20,000 pairs of football boots to be handed out for free to children around the world during the project’s pilot phase. FIFA claims that the initiative is aimed to benefit disadvant...
Choose synthetic turf based on experience The synthetic turf systems with polymeric infills that are commonly used for football, rugby and American Football have really had their day. In the interest ...
Indian sports surfaces installer, Gallant Sports, has entered into a strategic five-year master agreement with CC Grass, a Chinese synthetic turf manufacturer that is a FIFA Preferred Producer. The de...
The Cymru Football Foundation (CFF) will run a trial on non-fill synthetic turf. Through its CFF Fit-For-Future Facilities programme and in collaboration with football clubs CPD Dinas Bangor 1876 and ...
The Council that oversees the quality of sports infrastructure in the Netherlands has approved mineral-filled synthetic turf for football for use on the main field at clubs. Until recently, non-filled...
The European Commission has (almost) spoken. Now the race is definitely on: the development of a long-pile synthetic turf system that, preferably, doesn’t require any infill to perform. My previous ar...