From the beginning of 2020, artificial grass recycling process will be available for both clients and buyers. GBN-AGR, which is working on the artificial grass recycling process, will first time recycle an industrial site’s artificial grass lawn near Amsterdam. The grass would be recycled into a high-quality product which can be used to construct new fields. This will impact positively on global artificial grass market. Due to this, the demand for artificial grass lawn will increase after becoming a recyclable product.

This innovation will develop trust and responsibility among consumers about the product and will boost the entire artificial grass manufacturing chain. End of life conversion into reuse will be helpful for the environment to remain pollution free. Environment authorities of the governments will also not impose extra duties on artificial grass makers and retail sellers. The idea is worth to implement as soon as possible.

Another company, Southwest Greens Birmingham is also one of the global players to manufacture artificial turf for leading sports and industry apartments. The company covers the state of Alabama and gives lawn services to several cities including Birmingham, Talladega, Montgomery, and Florence.

GBN-AGR is claiming 100% correctness in the recycling process of artificial turf. If the idea works well, then Dutch BRL standards would soon provide the certification for its worldwide use. The certification would be a guarantee of a completely transparent and high-quality process for clients and buyers. GBN-AGR will publish annual impact report about how many square meters of artificial grass have been processed, and into which products they processed and where the products finally met up.