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When the Dutch town of Zwolle decided to install 6 new football fields, the choice of surface and surface provider were key decisions that needed to be made.

In a significant move designed to establish a strong position in the UK market, CCGrass has signed former professional footballer, Jamie Forrester, as UK Business Development Manager. New to the industry but very familiar with synthetic turf, Jamie joins at an exciting time for CCGrass. European Office CEO, Bryn Lee comments: “The UK market is […]

Sportpark Jo van Marle-ZAC, Netherlands
Quality: FIFA Quality Pro
Product: Ultimate 60
Certificate date: 14/11/2018

Sportpark Jo van Marle, Netherlands Quality: FIFA Quality Pro
Product: Ultimate 60
Certificate date:14/11/2018

Dalian Youth Football Training Base No.2 Venue, China
Quality: FIFA Pro Quality
Product: Max 50-15 EL
Certificate date: 19/10/2018

With the opening of the new CCGrass production facility in Phuoc Dong, Vietnam scheduled for early 2019, CCGrass will be adding a further 45,000,000sqm of synthetic turf manufacturing capacity to its current volume, further increasing our ability to supply our global customer network.

When players in the Thailand National hockey team arrive at the Institute of Physical Education at Chonburi Campus Stadium they know that they will be playing on one of the world’s most advanced hockey pitches.

Despite producing more artificial grass than any company in the world, not much remains in its home town of Nanjing. So, when the Nanjing Foreign Language School decided to install a synthetic turf pitch, CCGrass ensured it was given the “red” carpet treatment.

With the world’s attention on plastic waste and FIFA’s specific focus on the recycling of synthetic turf at the end of its life, the installation of a new synthetic turf concept, by market leaders CCGrass, addresses future concerns.

The result is a playing surface featuring the Superb fibre, made from the highest quality PE at a dtex of 17,000, considerably heavier than most synthetic turf fibres. This is combined with a curly yarn that is designed to replicate the roots of the turf. Together, the two fibres produce a surface that looks and plays like a high quality natural turf field.
The Irish Independent Park field passed World Rugby Regulation 22 tests ahead of its first major playing test, when Munster hosted pre-season matches against London Irish and Exeter Chiefs. First impressions have been excellent with players commenting positively on the new pitch.