Associations

IMSI

Anderson's Maple Syrup, Inc. is proud to be a charter member of the International Maple Syrup Institute (IMSI). The IMSI is an organization of maple syrup related businessmen and women, private parties, and state and provincial delegates. We all work together to maintain the integrity of Pure Maple Syrup for all. We are also watchful of any illegal or questionable activities in the Maple Syrup industry. When you purchase Maple Syrup with the IMSI logo it you can be sure that you are purchasing Pure Quality Maple Syrup. This is Anderson's Family promise as well as that of the IMSI.

For More Information please visit their web site:
www.internationalmaplesyrupinstitute.com

Wisconsin Maple Syrup Producers Association

The WMSPA is a maple syrup organization in Wisconsin. It’s purpose is to help educate and promote the use of Wisconsin Pure Maple Syrup. Meetings are held quarterly and with three special events every year, the Fall Tour, Technical Sessions and the First Tree tapping.

For more information about the WMSPA
or to become a member please visit:
wismaple.org

Minnesota Maple Syrup Producers Association

The Minnesota Maple Syrup Producers Association, Inc. is a non-profit membership organization serving people involved in the production, processing and marketing of pure maple syrup produced in Minnesota. We are committed to the promotion of high quality maple syrup through education and information exchange. We welcome hobbyists and commercial/licensed producers alike.

For more information about the MMSPA
or to become a member please visit:
mnmaple.org

North American Maple Syrup Producers Council

The North American Maple Syrup Council, Inc. is an international network of maple syrup producer associations representing sixteen commercial maple producing States and Canadian Provinces within North America.

The Council is a non-profit organization established in 1959 designed to bring together industry leaders and affiliated groups to share their common interests, experience and knowledge for the advancement and improvement of the maple syrup industry.

The North American Maple Syrup Council promotes industry education and supports maple research through the NAMSC Research Fund.

For More Information please visit their web site:
northamericanmaple.org

Research

Formaldehyde Myth
More Formaldehyde Research
Organic vs. Non-Organic Pure Maple Syrup
Tapping Research
Large vs. Small Spout

Proctor Maple Research Center

http://www.uvm.edu/~pmrc/
The Proctor Maple Research center in Vermont is the countries oldest Maple Syrup research center. From this sight you can see Pure Maple Syrup being made as well as ask questions of the most knowledgeable researchers in the country. This site also contains reports of some of there newest research findings.