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Leading sports field turf manufacturer ACT Global Sports, publishes Communication on Progress - April 2010Honored to be part of the United Nations Global Compact, we hope to aspire others to make a difference in the world by administering the principles of the Global Compact in their own business. ACT Global Sports completes Natural Grass study at Texas A&M University - January 2010ACT Global Sports with cooperation from Labosport and Texas A&M University, engaged the research to understand the sport performance of the natural turf at Kyle Field stadium and compare those findings to the FIFA methods. Kyle Field at Texas A&M was selected as it is well-known for being one of the top natural grass football stadiums in the United States. ACT Global Sports earns Synthetic Turf Council Certification - December 2009ACT Global Sports was awarded the Synthetic Turf Council (STC) Certification as a Material Manufacturer and Supplier, reinforcing its place as a top manufacturer of artificial turf. FIFA Selects ACT Global Sports as a Preferred Producer for Football Turf - October 2009ACT Global Sports was selected to join this FIFA Preferred Producer initiative to help research, develop and deliver a higher quality football turf to users throughout the world. FIFA aims to take this next step in performance and safety standards of football turf by working with selected Preferred Producers. Why Artificial Turf Scores Over Natural Grass - September 2009Gone are the days when the grass was conspicuous by its absence in playfields that held events very frequently. The reason was not inadequate or inept maintenance but the durability of grass itself to survive the rigorous assault of all the sports persons concerned. Xtreme Turf is Growing - April 2009ACT Global Sports, a leader in artificial turf technology, proudly announces their sales and installations have reached 50 countries. This milestone reflects the growth of the company and the increased popularity of synthetic turf throughout the world. United Nations Global Compact for Synthetic Turf Firm - April 2009The past twelve months have been very exciting for us. As a proud continuing member of the United Nations Global Compact, we have spent considerable efforts to adhere to its principles so we can to improve our market place and the societies in which we serve. ACT Global Sports Gets Greener - December 2008Leading artificial turf corporation launches comprehensive carbon-neutral program. 2010 World Cup Qualifiers Played on Xtreme Turf - November 2008ACT Global Sports completes FIFA Goal Projects in Zimbabwe and Malawi. Official Publication of ISO (International Organization for Standardization) Selects ACT Global Sports inLatest Feature on Sports – July 2008As a well-known leader in quality and environmental management in the artificial turf industry, ACT Global was asked by ISO Focus magazine to share its business and manufacturing methods. ISO develops key international standards for business, government and society. Its notable certifications are ISO 9001 Quality and ISO 14001 Environmental Management. ACT Global Sports and Sportexe Partner To Increase Turf Production - March 2008ACT Global Sports with their international reputation and manufacturing expertise announced the formation of a partnership with Sportexe Construction Services, Inc., one of North America’s largest installers of artificial turf surfaces for recreational and athletic facilities. United Nations Global Compact publishes ACT Global Sports' Communication on Progress - February 2008ACT Global Sports is a proud active participant and supporter of the United Nations' Global Compact. As a multi-national organization, proper corporate governance, social values and outreach are all keys to our success. FC Barcelona Selects ACT Global Sports for Training Pitches - February 2008FC Barcelona, one of the most prestigious clubs in world football, is opening its 4th football academy in the middle east. The club and has selected Xtreme Turf supplied by ACT Global Sports Ltd., as its training surface. Xtreme Turf Earns First FIFA Certification in Brazil - September 2007ACT Global Sports' Xtreme Turf, installed at Sport Club Corinthians Paulista of Sao Paulo, Brazil has achieved prestigious FIFA certification. This is the first FIFA certified field ever installed in the country of Brazil National Press Conference in Honduras Highlights Growing Trend Towards Artificial Turf - September 2007The current generation of artificial turf allows for increased playing hours while providing many of the benefits of natural grass such as player safety, comfort and game conditions. FIH Approves ACT Global Sports as Turf Supplier - July 2007Xtreme Turf NFH-12 uses the latest 'Dual Yarn' technology of polyethylene and nylon monofilament fibres. This ensures high playability but also brings environmental benefits because, in comparison with some other turfs, less water is required on the surface to achieve excellent playability Artificial Turf Proven to Perform Like Natural Grass - November 2006FIFA, the world’s soccer governing body, has obtained significant testing, medical research, and player feedback in order to understand the playability, safety and performance of the perfect natural grass pitch. ACT Global Sports has achieved FIFA's highest 2-Star Certificate Artificial Grass Featured Pan Stadia Magazine - May 2005Global Sports Systems has achieved UEFA certifications on three of its Xtreme Turf products. It has also passed independent laboratory tests on the newer, test criteria related to skin abrasion, shock absorption, foot stability and ball interaction. Xtreme Turf Featured in Pan Stadia Magazine - February 2005Global Sports Systems has responded to the market trends by dedicating its business model towards flexible solutions, world-class quality and innovation. East and West Join Hands to Form Major Artificial Turf Corporation - January 2005Two leading companies in the industry, Global
Sports Systems based in Round Rock, Texas USA and
ACT Corporation of Guangzhou, China announced a joint
venture in January 2005. |