ConstructionNotts Sport Introduces CocoTurf: The Future of Non-Plastic Artificial Grass

Notts Sport Introduces CocoTurf: The Future of Non-Plastic Artificial Grass

Notts Sport, a UK leader in play and sports surfacing, has announced the launch of CocoTurf, the world’s first completely plastic-free artificial grass. Made from natural coconut fibres, CocoTurf presents a sustainable, environmentally friendly alternative for playgrounds and recreational spaces, offering exceptional durability and high performance.

As the demand for eco-friendly solutions grows, Notts Sport has taken a pioneering step by eliminating plastics from artificial turf. Unlike traditional synthetic grass, which relies on plastic-based materials, CocoTurf is entirely free from plastics, microplastics, and harmful per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), ensuring both environmental and safety benefits.

CocoTurf is produced using coconut husks, a renewable resource that is processed into robust, high-performance fibres. The surface is reinforced with a natural rubber latex backing, making it 100% plastic-free and non-toxic. This sustainable composition makes CocoTurf an ideal solution for playgrounds, schools, parks, and high-traffic outdoor areas.

One of the standout features of CocoTurf is its positive environmental impact. Unlike conventional artificial turf, which can contribute to microplastic pollution, CocoTurf is biodegradable, reducing its impact on the planet. By using coconut fibres instead of synthetic materials, the product also lowers carbon emissions associated with plastic-based surfacing. Additionally, it is designed for longevity, offering resilience against harsh weather conditions and heavy use.

Each coconut produces approximately 200 grams of usable fibres, with 600 coconut husks providing enough material to surface a 60-square-metre play area.

Duncan Bennett, CEO of Notts Sport, emphasised the importance of this innovation: “This is a milestone in the evolution of outdoor play surfaces. Our drive to find ever more sustainable surfacing solutions has led us to invent the world’s first non-plastic synthetic grass—CocoTurf. This is not just another product—it’s a revolution in sustainability. For the first time, communities can install an artificial surface without the harmful impact of plastics. This is the future of play surfaces, and we’re thrilled to lead the charge.”

With its advanced design and strong performance, CocoTurf is the perfect choice for those seeking an environmentally responsible, durable, and safe surfacing option. It promises to transform outdoor spaces by providing a green alternative that upholds the highest safety and performance standards while minimising the environmental impact of synthetic grass.

Notts Sport is leading the way towards a more sustainable future with CocoTurf, enabling communities to enjoy the benefits of artificial turf while protecting the environment and future generations.

News Desk
News Deskhttps://www.businessmanchester.co.uk/
The Business Manchester News Desk team is a collective of experienced journalists and editors dedicated to delivering comprehensive business news and insights from the Manchester area and beyond. With a strong background in finance, technology, property, and innovation, our team ensures that our readers stay well-informed about the latest trends and developments in the business world. Through in-depth reports and insightful analysis, the Business Manchester News Desk team is committed to providing high-quality journalism to its audience.
Latest

Modest rise in household bills expected, but global uncertainty may drive further increases

Household expenses are forecast to increase by around £80 annually from April, considerably less than the £660 rise seen by many consumers last year....

Manchester launches bold five-year City of Cycling plan

Manchester City Council, in partnership with Manchester Active, Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM), British Cycling, Cycling UK and Marketing Manchester, has launched the Manchester...

Why more Manchester businesses are turning to self storage to cut overheads

Commercial property costs in Manchester have risen steadily over the past decade. For SMEs navigating post-pandemic hybrid working, shifting consumer demand, and tighter margins,...

CLEAN Services Introduces Pisys Permit to Work Platform Across UK Sites

CLEAN Services has rolled out the Pisys Permit to Work system throughout its operations in the United Kingdom, replacing its previous paper-based method and...
Subscribe to our newsletter
Business Manchester will use the information you provide on this form to be in touch with you and to provide updates and marketing.
Don't miss

Why more Manchester businesses are turning to self storage to cut overheads

Commercial property costs in Manchester have risen steadily over the past decade. For SMEs navigating post-pandemic hybrid working, shifting consumer demand, and tighter margins,...

CLEAN Services Introduces Pisys Permit to Work Platform Across UK Sites

CLEAN Services has rolled out the Pisys Permit to Work system throughout its operations in the United Kingdom, replacing its previous paper-based method and...

Coach Reveals Pay-Boosting Scripts as UK Lags in Workplace Equality

New findings in PwC’s Women in Work Index 2026 are renewing focus on the day-to-day moments where women’s progression can stall, including pay conversations,...

Manchester launches bold five-year City of Cycling plan

Manchester City Council, in partnership with Manchester Active, Transport for Greater Manchester (TfGM), British Cycling, Cycling UK and Marketing Manchester, has launched the Manchester...

More News

Modest rise in household bills expected, but global uncertainty may drive further increases

Household expenses are forecast to increase by around £80 annually from April, considerably less than the £660 rise seen by many consumers last year....

Debt is hitting mental health and relationships harder, new research finds

New data from Money Wellness shows that financial pressure in the UK is becoming more focused and more damaging in specific areas of people's...

Working at height in Manchester: Why smarter planning is now a business essential

Manchester’s rapid growth has brought with it an increasing volume of commercial construction, maintenance, and facilities work carried out at height. From city-centre retail refurbishments...