Reval'green
Recycling and reclaimed-material sales for operators of end-of-life synthetic sports turf
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Reval'green
Reval'green processes end-of-life synthetic sports surfaces by crushing, screening and dry-separating their components for recovery. It states that it recycles and valorizes 98% of turf components.
The company sells recycled rolled sand and SBR granules in bulk or big bags, and provides recovery certificates. It is based in Grenay, France, and was founded in 2012.
Product: Recycling of synthetic sports turf and sale of reclaimed rolled sand and SBR granules.
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