productivity, and sustainability in a socially-responsible environment. PSMA likewise works for the advancement and protection of the sugar industry. Current membership consists of 16 mills which produce 78% of the total Philippine sugar production. As such, it carries considerable weight in policy formulation in the industry in conjunction with the Sugar Regulatory Administration. 

A listing of technical articles published in the Philsutech Proceedings (Philippine Sugar Technologists Association) since 1954, accessed through keywords entered in the search box found on this page. The printed materials are available at the sugar library near the PSMA office. Titles of articles from Sugar Y Azucar, Sugar Journal, and Sugar News are also included.

Includes a directory of the PSMA member mills and various committees within the association organized to deal with industry issues such as the environment, energy, marketing, quality assurance, among others. Download the Crop Year 2005-06 PSMA directory here.

The PSMA was part of an interagency group that formulated a study on the "Use of Bioethanol as Alternative Fuel in the Philippines", which served as an important basis in the introduction and eventual passing of the Philippine Biofuels Act of 2006. The PSMA initiative was originally conceived to provide an alternative market for the increasing sugar production surplus in the country resulting from increased productivity of local producers. Visit  the premier reference on bioethanol information at www.bioethanol.com.ph.