Export Statistic (Since 2001) Weekly Price of Tapioca Starch Weekly Tapioca Starch Production and Tapioca Roots Crop Survey (Since 2003/04) TTSA's List of Manufacturers	Progress of govt. intervention scheme 2008/09 Crop Survey 2008/09 report TTSA's Bylaws Brief overview of World Tapioca Conference Presentation for Thai Tapioca Industry Govt's imposed standard over tapioca starch
Cassava production in Cambodia Cambodia is one third of Thailand. The total area is 181,035 km2 and is located between 1020-1080 E and 100 – 150 N. The Population of Cambodia is about 13 million. Cambodia has a tropical climate. The rainy season starts in mid April and continue to October. Starch in Tapioca Root Tapioca starch is an important raw material in processing for human foods, animal feed, raw material for industries, and in a recent industry where tapioca starch, from tapioca chip or fresh tapioca root, is used as raw material in the production of ethanol, as an alternative fuel.
Crop Survey in 2008/09 27 April - 2 May 2009 Crop Survey between year 2008/09 for survey tapioca root productions in Thailand. TTSA visited to Indonesia 23-27 April 2009 21 Members of TTSA visited Indonesia for survey tapioca root situation and observe tapioca manufactures. TTSA offered a warm welcome to IITA from Democratic Republic of the Congo 10 April 2009 TTSA held a meeting with IITA (International Institute of Tropical Agriculture) from Democratic Republic of the Congo. TTSA celebrated the Songkran Festival 2009 10 April 2009 TTSA Members celebrated the Songkran Festival (Thai Traditional new year). GTZ made a presentation on the achievement of MIS Phase II and a proposal of new initiative 24 March 2009 GTZ made a presentation on the achievement of MIS Phase II and made a new proposal on "Capacity Building on Energy and Resource-Efficiency for Thai Tapioca Starch Industry" project. TTSA offered a warm welcome to SagoServe and delegation from India 23 March 2009 TTSA held a meeting on trade collaboration with SagoServe The meeting was also participated by the representatives of TTTA, TTDI and Department of Foreign Trade.