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Why Artificial Turf is a Game-Changer for Pet Owners
Dogs love to run, roll, dig, and do their business outside—but that doesn’t mean your lawn should suffer. Traditional grass can’t keep up with energetic pets, and maintaining it can turn into a full-time job. That’s why pet-friendly turf like VistaPet™ from Turf Distributors is in high demand—built for durability, safety, and easy cleanup. 1. Cleanup Is a…
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Resellers Want More Than Product—They Want Partnership
It’s not enough to have the right SKU. Resellers and retailers are looking for brands that offer training, co-marketing, inventory support, and flexible fulfillment. Turf Distributors is answering that call through our dealer and wholesale programs built around reliability and growth. 5. Smart Supply = Stable Sales With supply chain volatility and evolving tariffs, customers are seeking…
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Need help navigating these issues?
Scope 3 reporting is one of the biggest challenges for plastics manufacturers, as it requires mapping emissions throughout the value chain by working with suppliers and customers to account for impacts from raw material extraction, transportation and product use. At the same time, the transition to bio-based raw materials, recycling solutions and energy-efficient technologies involves…
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How does CSRD affect plastic manufacturers with fossil-based raw material?
Stricter climate reporting requirements:CSRD requires companies to report emissions in Scope 1 (direct), Scope 2 (indirect) and Scope 3 (entire value chain). Plastic manufacturers must report emissions from raw material extraction, production and use of plastics. Reduced dependence on fossil raw materials:Increase the share of bio-based or recycled raw materials and invest in low-carbon technologies…
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How are plastic manufacturers affected by CSRD?
The new Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is a paradigm shift in how companies report and manage their environmental, social and governance impacts. For plastics manufacturers heavily dependent on fossil-based raw materials, this presents a number of challenges – but also opportunities to transform and future-proof their operations. In this article, we explore the impact of the…
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Upcoming regulations and laws for plastic manufacturers
Although many REACH requirements already apply, the regulatory framework continues to evolve. New substances and restrictions are being added, particularly in relation to substances such as PFAS, microplastics and other harmful chemicals in plastics.Companies handling plastic materials therefore need to follow developments closely to ensure they meet both current and future requirements. Restrictions on microplastics The…
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Standards and certifications for bioplastics
To ensure quality and environmental performance, several standards and certifications exist for bioplastics:
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Knowing the rules, regulations and certifications for plastics
The EU has implemented a comprehensive plastics strategy to reduce plastic waste and promote the transition to a circular economy. This strategy includes measures to limit single-use plastic products and encourage the use of sustainable alternatives, including bioplastics. There are also a range of certifications related to plastics. In this knowledge article, we provide an overview of…
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The transition to green materials requires investment
Evaluate economic and technical factors The transition to green materials requires investment, but also a careful analysis of cost-effectiveness. Make sure your products can be labeled as sustainable, for example with TÜV Austria or other relevant certification. Step 4: Communication and reporting To benefit from your transition, it is important to clearly communicate your progress to customers…
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Before you can start replacing materials or processes
As the demand for sustainable materials increases and regulations such as the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) tighten, plastics manufacturers are faced with the need to adapt to a more environmentally friendly future. To meet these demands, bioplastics and sustainable alternatives can be a crucial part of the solution. Here is a practical checklist…
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