Sustainable netting solutions without compromise.
Choose Conwed’s eco-friendly netting solutions that deliver the same trusted performance while supporting your environmental goals and reducing your carbon footprint.
High Performance Meets Sustainability
The packaging and agriculture industríes are at a crossroads. Environmental regulations are tightening, consumers demand sustainable options, and businesses need solutions that don’t sacrifice performance. Conwed™ bridges this gap with innovative netting technologies that meet your operational needs while advancing your sustainability commitments.
Post-Consumer-Recycled (PCR) Netting
Made with up to 30% post-consumer-recycled polymers, our PCR netting delivers identical strength and reliability while actively supporting a circular economy. EPR compliant and designed to reduce your product’s carbon footprint without compromising on performance.
Compostable Netting
Our bio-based compostable netting provides unmatched reliability in erosion control and agriculture applications. Biodegradable under industrial composting conditions (ASTM D6400 & EN-13432 certified), it’s completely non-toxic and made from renewable bio-based ingredients.
Why Use Netting for Sports & Recreation Turf?
Challenges of Sports & Recreational Turf From championship sports fields to neighborhood parks, maintaining vibrant, resilient grass is a constant challenge. These surfaces face intense foot traffic, equipment loads, and environmental stress. Without...
How Sod Netting Accelerates Turf Production and Installation
The Quest for Fast, Beautiful Lawns In the residential and commercial landscaping world, time and quality are everything. Homeowners and facility managers want lush, green lawns immediately, not months down the road. To meet this demand, sod - pre-grown grass - has...
Turf Netting Secures Slopes & Infrastructure Projects
Protecting Slopes & Critical Infrastructure Large-scale infrastructure projects (highways, dams, levees, etc.) often involve earthworks and highly vulnerable slopes. Exposed soil can erode rapidly under rainfall and wind, jeopardizing structures and causing...
Sediment Control & Runoff: Fiber Rolls, Netting, and Sustainable Solutions
Understanding sediment runoff and its challenges When soil is disturbed by construction or land clearing, rain can turn it into a flowing mass of mud, carrying sediment into rivers, lakes, and storm drains. Sediment-laden runoff is a serious problem: it pollutes...
Channel & Shoreline Protection: Permanent Mats Reinforcing Nature’s Armor
Understanding Channel & Shoreline Erosion Fast-flowing water is one of nature’s most powerful eroding forces. Channels, streambanks, and shorelines endure continuous hydraulic pressure - from steady currents to periodic floods and wave action. When unprotected,...
Erosion Control Blankets: Safeguarding Slopes, Seeding New Growth
Understanding Soil Erosion and Why It Matters Soil erosion is the process by which topsoil is worn away by wind or water, often accelerated by construction, agriculture, or loss of vegetation. Uncontrolled erosion can have serious impacts on both nature and...