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CCGrass Europe are very sad to see one of its team move on to a new challenge in a different industry. Jamie Forrester, who has been with the company for two years and instrumental in the growth seen in the UK market, has accepted an opportunity outside synthetic turf, in the world of football coaching

CCGrass, one of the 7 FIFA Preferred Producers in the World, has installed a FIFA certified field, LFF Stadium, which is located in Vilnius, Lithuanian. This stadium is the home field of Lithuanian national football team. The players are satisfied with the surface and speak highly of it, which bring them a good sports experience.

CCGrass, the world’s largest producer of synthetic turf, is the latest manufacturer to be appointed by the Football Foundation to their Framework for providing 3G football pitches. After two successful Framework contracts, which provided over 800 pitches in a nine year period, the third Framework has six different synthetic..

A brand new video of the Bradford Park Avenue pitch, laid with the BiPlex MY, which is also featured in this weeks newsletter. We are very proud with how it has turned out, and we hope you enjoy watching. CCGrass Europe CEO, Bryn Lee, also discusses whether one producer can really be better than another..

With prominent members of the town showing their support, including Henley town mayor, Ken Arlett, the ceremony went smoothly, with all attendees delighted with the new pitch. The club really came together to celebrate, with members of Henley Hawks, Hawks women and Kids First and Juniors all in attendance.

As the world copes with the massive impact of the Covid 19 pandemic, our industry has, like many others, been affected. From January 2020, when synthetic turf sports and leisure markets were expected to grow by a combined average exceeding 10%, we can now expect to see a small drop in volumes produced, especially in..

In last week’s edition of CCGrass Turf Matters, we discussed recycling within the artificial grass industry. How in recent years, there has been a huge focus on the environmental impact of single use plastics, which has led to an increased interest and research into recycling and repurposing artificial grass beyond its initial use.

It’s undeniably been a real challenge over the last few months for everyone. All businesses have had to adjust and find new ways to get back to business as usual. We are pleased both CCGrass Europe and our colleagues in China have been able to keep on working during the pandemic and support out customers as best..

Today we want to take the time to personally thank all of our Turf Matters subscribers. We hope that you are finding our updates and articles as interesting as we have found writing them over the last seventeen weeks, and that you’ve enjoyed getting to know more about our brilliant European team.

I am the newest member of CCGrass Europe, and my role is to support sales and marketing. Starting in February this year, I was able to settle in, learning the ropes and meeting the members of the team. Not long after, however, the Covid-19 pandemic hit, which has allowed me more time to direct my energy towards the UK market.