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I am the contact between the European team and China. The European team talks to the clients directly; they send out quotations, samples and specifications. If there are any specific technical data sheets or samples that the client needs, I am the one who talks to the..

I always knew that I wanted to work for an international company, in an English-speaking environment, which is why I got an English translator degree, followed by a Bachelor of Arts degree in International Business. When CCGrass opened the European office at the Frankfurt..

My role at CCGrass is UK Business Development Manager, which is to focus on new business around the UK. I offer advice to clients and clubs on the most effective playing surfaces. Managing client relationships is also an integral aspect of the role.

I am the sales manager for Scandinavia, and German speaking countries. Whilst I help to develop a suitable portfolio of products, with our Product Development team in China, I mainly spend my time promoting CCGrass products to our customers, creating positive relationships..

What is your role at CCGrass? I am the European Office CEO. Specifically, I manage the CCGrass sports range in northern Europe, in main markets such as Scandinavia, UK, Ireland and Germany, although we are trying to enter other markets as well.

The European Commission held a meeting to decide the fate of polymeric infill, used in synthetic turf sport surfaces. The two options under scrutiny were: Option A – to contain infill within the boundaries of a pitch. Option B – to completely ban the use of SBR.

As professional sport returns, albeit at different times, in different countries, the question is, when will the rest of us be able to play sport again? Walking around my local sports ground, after the hot May weather, you can see that the natural turf is in a bad way.

For many years recycled rubber crumb, or SBR, as it is correctly called, has been used as an infill in 3G pitches. Its characteristics have repeatedly been proven to be ideal for this kind of application, and are used in the vast majority of football pitches installed since the late 90s.

WE FOCUS A LOT ON QUALITY As one of 4 companies that has FIFA, World Rugby and FIH Preferred status, ensuring quality is foremost in our daily work.
Here is a short video underlining the importance of quality, in everything we do.

This may seem a strange question for most people with a synthetic pitch, but many years in this industry has taught me that an open green area does attract all kinds of different uses. For example, a synthetic turf 3G football pitch looks like it should be a great rugby surface.