The Taiwan Sporting Goods Manufacturers Association (TSMA) is the largest national organization of the sporting goods industry in the Republic of China on Taiwan. Its major tasks are to promote export of Taiwan-made sporting goods, to stage trade fairs in import countries, to review overseas investment projects, to achieve concerted actions for industrial developments and expansion, and to implement government policies for industrial environmental protection and prevention of design piracy and trademark counterfeiting.

Established in 1972 by 16 sports racket manufacturers, TSMA went on expansion by incorporating sports goods manufacturers of other product categories and as of Dec. 2006, its membership grew to 362. Of the total, 224are full members and 138 associated members.

TSMA membership consists of two categories. Full membership is limited to government-licensed sporting-goods manufacturers and associated membership is offered to qualified sporting goods traders, trade-news media, government trade promotion agencies and trade legal consultants.

TSMA has eight product divisions, five committees and a secretariat. Products of the same and related category are grouped into a division for inter-industrial developments and expansion. The committees are organized to deal with international affairs, trade shows and international trade promotion, intellectual property protection, industrial environmental protection and overseas investments. Free trade information service and inter- industrial affairs are performed by the secretariat.

TSMA is an inaugural member of the World Federation of Sporting Goods Industry (WFSGI) headquartered in Verbier, Switzerland. WFSGI is the official world organization formed by the national sporting goods manufacturers associations and the large multinational corporations from more than 50 countries in Europe, Asia, North America, South America and Oceania.