Dossier constitué à l'occasion de la participation du Cirad au Salon international de l'agriculture de Paris, février 2008.
Tout savoir sur la canne à sucre
Liens utiles
AFCAS (France)
Association Française de la Canne à Sucre
http://www.afcas.info/
Le site de l’association française de canne à sucre propose 4 bases de données en ligne : documents généraux, parc matériel et transport, culture et agronomie, procédés et industriels.
ISMA (India)
Premier Association of the Sugar Industry in India
http://www.indiansugar.com/
SAC (Carribean)
Sugar Association of the Caribbean
http://wicscbs.org/sac.cfm
The Sugar Association of the Caribbean is an association of the sugar industries of the English speaking Caribbean. The member countries are Barbados, Belize, Guyana, Jamaica, St Kitts and Trinidad. SAC was originally named the West Indies Sugar Association.
SASA (South Africa)
South African Sugar Association
http://www.sugar.org.za/
The South African Sugar Industry is a proceeds sharing partnership between Millers and Growers established in 1935 and consists of two members, the SA Cane Growers’ Association and the SA Sugar Millers’ Association Limited.
SASTA (South Africa)
South African Sugar Technologists' Association
http://www.sasta.co.za/
The South African Sugar Technologists' Association was founded in 1926. It is an organization of technical workers and others who are directly interested in the technical aspect of the South African Sugar Industry.
STAI (India)
The Sugar Technologists' Association of India
http://www.staionline.org/
The main objectives of the Association are to promote knowledge of the science and practice of sugar technology, to carry out\sponsor scheme of research related to sugar and allied industries, to provide opportunity for exchange of knowledge amongst its members, to print, publish and circulate papers and journals connected with profession.
STAUK (UK)
Sugar Traders Association of the United Kingdom
http://www.sugartraders.co.uk/
The Sugar Traders Association of the United Kingdom (STAUK) was founded in 1952 by sugar trading companies based in London. The aims of the Association are to promote, support, develop, protect and maintain the trade in sugar.