<h1>Sports brand licenses recycled-rubber program for turf infill claiming 20% content, raising trademark, warranty, and liability risks</h1> A global sports brand licensed its recycled-material program to an Indian sports-infrastructure company, authorizing use of its recycled rubber in a new turf-infill product marketed as containing at least 20% licensed material. The arrangement establishes distribution and installation rights nationwide and promotes environmental and green-building credits. Legal implications include licensing and trademark controls, representations about product composition and performance, potential warranty and product-liability exposure for durability and injury-prevention claims, and regulatory or advertising scrutiny of sustainability and LEED/CSR claims; supply-chain and waste-diversion benefits are positioned as part of a circular-economy commitment.