NEW! TSI welcomes Crescent Technology and Sae Kwang Chemical as members. Addition of these two members continues to show the value all industry stakeholders worldwide find from TSI’s programs.



Sulphur World Symposium 2011 venue announced, several speakers confirmed.
New York’s legendary Waldorf-Astoria with all its charm, situated in one of the world’s most exciting cities, is where industry leaders will gather April 11-14.



How many industries have people contributing for more than 50 years? TSI recently recognized one within the sulphur industry, TSI Member Roy A. Pickren, Jr. of Crescent Technology, Inc.



Over 50% of sulphur consumption annually is for fertilizers. TSI continues to celebrate its 50th anniversary recognizing people important to our industry. Norman Borlaug (1914-2009), recipient of the 1970 Nobel Peace Prize, led sustainability in agriculture, saving millions of lives. With this, sulphur and fertilizer value illustrated. Learn more about Dr. Borlaug’s contributions. TSI’s programs recognize sustainability.

Following proposed Dept. of Homeland Security, U. S. Coast Guard rule, TSI submitted comments to bring U.S. regulations in harmony with International Maritime Solid Bulk Cargoes (IMSBC) Code. Proposed changes are consistent with both the new IMSBC Code and Dept. Transportation special provision 30, which maintains the exemption for formed, solid sulphur.



Have something you want to share with the sulphur industry? TSI has released its Call for Papers for Sulphur World Symposium 2011, April 11-14, 2011, New York City, USA.


Sulphur benefits construction materials. TSI is investigating performance and other value associated with sulphur used to extend asphalt and add life to concrete. Learn more about this advancing application.



Whether you fertilize your lawn, garden or crops, did you know that sulphur is a plus? The renowned International Plant Nutrient Institute recently published an article naming, Sulfur: The Fourth Major Nutrient. Consider sulphur’s importance after nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium. Learn more.