On October 24, 2025 at the NAMSC Conference in Port Huron, Michigan North American Maple Syrup delegates voted to accept the Oregon Maple Products Association request to become members of the NAMSC. Oregon Maple Products Association joined 17 other maple producing states and provinces as members of the NAMSC.

Oregon Maple Products Association is a small group of Oregon big leaf maple syrup producers who recently established an association with the goals of fostering a community for big leaf maple syrup producers and advancing the growth of big leaf maple syrup through more effective production and marketing techniques.

Our unique product is created solely from big leaf maples, which are indigenous to the Pacific Northwest. The sap from the big leaf maple trees has approximately 1% sugar content while sap from tradition sugar maples trees in the Northeast, Midwest along with Central Canada and the Atlantic Provinces contains 2% – 3% sugar content. It takes 115 gallons of big leaf maple sap to make one gallon of maple syrup whereas it takes 43 gallons of sap from sugar maples to make one gallon of maple syrup.