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As the demand for sustainable materials increases and regulations such as the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) tighten, plastics manufacturers are faced with the need to adapt to a more environmentally friendly future. To meet...

The EU has implemented a comprehensive plastics strategy to reduce plastic waste and promote the transition to a circular economy. This strategy includes measures to limit single-use plastic products and encourage the use of sustainable...

The new Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is a paradigm shift in how companies report and manage their environmental, social and governance impacts. For plastics manufacturers heavily dependent on fossil-based raw materials, this...

The CSRD places greater demands on plastics manufacturers to map their emissions, set clear climate targets and report sustainability data. Our checklist will help you navigate the new rules and prepare your business for a more sustainable future....

Artificial turf pitches have become increasingly common as part of modern sports facilities, schools and public spaces. They offer a flexible and sustainable solution for sports and leisure activities, especially in regions with challenging...

The FIFA Quality Pro certification is the highest quality label awarded by FIFA to artificial turf pitches to ensure performance, safety and sustainability at a professional level. The certification is specifically designed for venues used in...

Artificial turf pitches are an important part of today's sports and leisure facilities, but they have also become the subject of intense debate about their environmental impact. With the EU's upcoming ban on rubber granules coming into force in...

The EU has taken another important step towards a more sustainable future by introducing a ban on the use of rubber granules as infill material on artificial turf pitches. The ban, which will come into force in autumn 2031, is part of a wider...

As environmental awareness grows and more attention is paid to the problem of microplastics, there is increasing interest in biodegradable plastics as an alternative to traditional materials. These plastics have the ability to be broken down by...