Sports Industry Transformation: Impact of Artificial Turf on Sports Fields and Stadiums

The France artificial turf market is witnessing robust growth due to its versatile applications in sports arenas, residential landscapes, and commercial spaces. As a low-maintenance and durable alternative to natural grass, artificial turf finds favor for its longevity, pet-friendly attributes, and cost-effectiveness. The market's expansion is driven by the demand for year-round green spaces, flexible design options, and the increasing adoption of artificial turf in sports fields, contributing to the country's evolving urban landscape.

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Data Bridge Market Research analyses that the France Artificial Turf Market is expected to reach the value of EUR 224,464.28 thousand by the year 2029 during the forecast period of 2022 to 2029. Growing awareness of water conservation and sustainability fuels the adoption of artificial turf in France. Its water-saving attributes, reduced need for chemicals, and eco-friendliness attract environmentally conscious consumers, propelling the market's expansion.

Key Findings of the Study

The urbanization trend and limited green spaces in cities are expected to drive the market's growth rate

The urbanization trend and limited green spaces in cities are fueling the demand for artificial turf in residential and commercial landscapes across France. Artificial grass serves as an ideal solution for creating aesthetically pleasing green areas that necessitate minimal maintenance, aligning with the modern urban lifestyle and contributing to the expansion of the market.

Report Scope and Market Segmentation

Segment Analysis:

The artificial turf market is segmented on the basis of raw material, infill materials, pile height, distribution channel, and end-user.

• On the basis of raw material, the France artificial turf market is segmented into nylon, polypropylene, polyethylene, polyamides, jute, rubber, and others.
• On the basis of infill materials, the France artificial turf market is segmented into petroleum-based, organic infill, sand (silica) infill, and others.
• On the basis of pile height, the France artificial turf market is segmented into less than 10 mm, 10-30 mm, 30-50 mm, 50-70 mm, 70-100 mm, and more than 100 mm.
• On the basis of back coating, the France artificial turf market is segmented into PU and latex.
• On the basis of distribution channel, the France artificial turf market is segmented into direct sales/B2B, e-commerce, specialty stores, convenience stores, and others.
• On the basis of end-user, the France artificial turf market is segmented into households, sports and leisure, restaurant, hotels, airports, commercial offices, pet areas, and others.

Major Players

Data Bridge Market Research recognizes the following companies as the major France artificial turf market  players in France artificial turf market  are Baxter (U.S.), Cardinal Health, Inc. Tarkett Group (France), Victoria PLC (U.K.), POLYTAN (Germany), Dow (U.S.), Royal Grass (Netherlands), CCGrass (China), Condor Group (Netherlands), Act Global (U.S.),.

Market Developments

• In May 2020, Dow introduced a novel PCR plastic resin for shrink film applications in the Asia-Pacific region. The resin, containing 40% post-consumer recycled material, maintains film output akin to traditional resins. This circular approach, utilizing domestically sourced recycled plastics in Nanjing, China, offers efficiency to brand owners without compromising quality, attracting eco-conscious customers and bolstering Dow's appeal in the market.
• In January 2019, Royal Grass launched Lush, a new model in its artificial turf collection. The design features increased grass blades per square meter, creating a lush appearance reminiscent of autumn. Utilizing ReaDY technology, the fibers simulate natural growth, infusing a natural hue. This development expanded Royal Grass's customer base, attracting those seeking a natural-looking, low-maintenance landscaping solution.
• In June 2023, Mackie Park in North Delta received approval for its second artificial turf field, part of a project funded by the City of Delta's Growing Communities Fund grant. The announcement was made during a press conference at Delta Secondary School's track and field.
• In June 2023, Lazy Lawn introduced artificial lawns designed to offer low-maintenance solutions for indoor and outdoor spaces, catering to pet owners. The range provides the look and feel of natural grass while ensuring cleanliness and comfort.
• In June 2023, the MHC Weesp, a hockey club near Amsterdam, unveiled a unique dry artificial turf field based on TenCate's innovative zero-water artificial turf technology, becoming the world's first to adopt such a system.
• In May 2023, SYNLawn Artificial Turf showcased an outdoor amphitheater built for a new town square, featuring a community playground, fire pits, and a versatile amphitheater building for concerts and events.
• In January 2022, the Recreational Group was acquired by American private equity firm Sentinel Capital Partners, and subsequently merged with Controlled Products, a prominent manufacturer of premium synthetic turf products.
• In February 2021, SYNLawn, a US-based artificial grass manufacturer, unveiled advancements in their artificial turf offerings, emphasizing sustainability with more soy content, advanced drainage, additional color options, and Super Yarn technology.
• In September 2022, Dutch company TenCate Grass launched a recycling program in the United States to repurpose used artificial turf, contributing to sustainable practices within the synthetic turf industry.

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