The Sugar Bureau is the trade association for the UK sugar industry. It is funded principally by British Sugar and Tate and Lyle, with smaller contributions from Irish Sugar and the UK sugar merchants association.

The American Sugar Cane League of the U.S.A., Inc. is a non-profit organization of Louisiana sugar cane growers and processors. The mission of the American Sugar Cane League is to sustain success through effective research, positive legislation, public relations/promotion, and education.

For more than 30 years, the Canadian Sugar Institute has served as the national voice for Canada's refined sugar manufacturers. It was incorporated as a non-profit trade association in 1966. Ultimately, the CSI strives to maintain a healthy and competitive sugar industry, which will continue to benefit Canada.

This co-op was not born of a desire to save tobacco, but to save farmers - farmers who could not survive in the market place without each other.

The Swaziland Sugar Industry encourages the production and marketing of sugar with a view to ensuring optimum returns on investment for existing and future producers and to ensure the long term wellbeing of the Sugar Industry as the leading generator of wealth in Swaziland. Basic facts on Swaziland sugar. The fact sheet provides statistical information on production average, gross revenue and ownership, climate, cane varieties and much more.

The Society was formed in 1981 to provide a focus for the many United Kingdom residents who have connections with the cane sugar industry, including the growing of cane, its processing to raw and refined sugar and the utilisation of by-products.

The Sugarbeet Research and Education Board of Minnesota and North Dakota is a cooperative effort by the sugarbeet growers of American Crystal Sugar Company, Minn-Dak Farmers Cooperative and Southern Minnesota Beet Sugar Cooperative. Its purpose is to promote research, education and sugar production throughout Minnesota and North Dakota. The board serves as an expert source of information on the sugar industry and gives aid to the extension services in both states.

The cooperative founded in 1946 is owned by and serves the flue-cured tobacco farmers from the "bright leaf area" of Florida, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia.

The WSRO is the International scientific research organisation that represents the sugar industry globally. WSRO's objective is to monitor and communicate research on the role of sugar and other carbohydrates in nutrition and health.

The Cooperative engages in the activities necessary to be successful in the complex, science-intensive arena that is sugar farming. The Cooperative provides the services of harvesting, transporting and milling of sugarcane and the marketing of raw sugar and blackstrap molasses. The management of these activities is divided into three major components: Administration, Agricultural Operations, Plant Operations.