Discover how New York’s unique climate and forestry make it naturally perfect for maple syrup production, with over 2,000 sugarmakers working to produce an abundant and sustainable crop each year . Maple Syrup Facts

Are you ready to explore the fascinating world of maple syrup production in New York State? Let’s dive into the sweet journey of our maple industry, where tradition meets innovation, and every drop of syrup is a testament to our state’s natural abundance and dedication to quality.

Explore the diverse selection of maple syrup retailers across New York State with our interactive map.

Watch as the sap thickens into syrup, understand the grading system, and discover how maple syrup is filtered and packaged. We’ll delve into its uses beyond sweetening, highlighting its versatility in culinary arts.

Pure Maple Syrup is a natural and nutritious sweetener and is a smart choice as a topping or as a flavorful ingredient in baking and cooking. Maple Syrup is 100 percent natural and unrefined, retaining the inherent nutritional value of the sap obtained from the maple tree.

Maple syrup is considered one of the oldest natural food products in North America, dating back to the Native Americans! Information on producing maple syrup is available through organizations such as the New York State Maple Producer’s Association …

New York State Grading and Labeling Regulations: If you are a producer starting to design new packages, labels, etc., please view the Official New York Codes Rules and Regulations as well as NY Ag & Market’s NYS Food Labeling Guidelines .

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We are proud to present NY’s new maple syrup production lessons for use in your classroom. Integrate the ideas and concepts of maple syrup production in the context of social studies, mathematics, ELA, and science.