Nippon Beet Sugar Manufacturing Co., Ltd. is a Japan-based company that is active in five business segments. The Sugar segment manufactures and sells beet sugar, refined sugar, beet molasses, refined molasses and stick sugar. The Other Food Product segment manufactures and sells yeast, raffinose, betaines, difructose anhydride III (DFAIII) and others. The Agricultural and Livestock segment manufactures and sells formula feed, beet pulps, paper pots, seeds, adjusted peat and agricultural equipment and materials. The Real Estate segment constructs and leases commercial facilities. The Others segment, through its subsidiaries, is involved in the provision of transportation and warehousing services, the sale of coal, petroleum and automobile parts, the provision of insurance agency services, as well as the operation of book stores and bowling alleys. As of March 31, 2010, the Company had four subsidiaries and three associated companies.

Nippon Flour Mills Co., Ltd. is a Japan-based company engaged in three business segments. The Flour Milling segment offers wheat flour, wheat bran and soba (buckwheat noodle) flour that are sold in specialty stores. The Food segment offers flour for home use, premixes, pasta products, as well as frozen food and food materials. The Others segment is involved in the manufacture and sale of pet food, the design, production and construction of flour milling devices, the provision of truck transportation services in Kanto area, the development of information systems, the sale of health food and biotechnology-related machines, as well as the operation of doughnut shops. As of March 31, 2010, the Company had 51 subsidiaries and 27 associated companies.

Nippon Suisan Kaisha, Ltd. is a Japan-based company engaged in five business segments. The Marine Products segment is engaged in fishing, cultivation, processing and sale of seafood products. The Food segment manufactures and sells processed food products such as frozen food products and common temperature food products, among others. The Logistics segment is engaged in the refrigeration storage of marine products, as well as the transportation of frozen and chilled products. The Fine Chemical segment manufactures and sells pharmaceuticals, health food and pharmaceutical materials. The Others segment is engaged in the construction and repair of ships, as well as the marine transportation and engineering business. As of March 31, 2010, the Company had 73 subsidiaries and 35 associated companies.

Nishimoto, which carries more than 6,500 items, was founded in 1912 and operates offices in the US, Canada, Japan, and China. Nishimoto Trading is an importer and distributor of Asian food products in North America and is known for its Shirakiku, China Sea, and Mum's brands. Nishimoto Trading company's products include tofu (fermented bean curd), nori (seaweed), kombu (kelp), frozen fish, dried and frozen vegetables, miso, rice crackers, and seasonings, as well as tea, sake, wine, and beer. In addition to its own brands, Nishimoto supplies products from companies such as Ajinomoto and Peking Noodle. Its customers include supermarkets and foodservice operators. Nishimoto Trading company also exports commodities to Asian countries.

Nisshin Seifun Group, Inc., through its subsidiaries, engages in the flour milling, processed foods, health foods, biotechnology, pet food, engineering, and mesh cloth businesses in Japan and internationally. It manufactures and sells wheat flour, bran, bakery mixes, and ready-made and other food-related items; and pasta, pasta sauces, premixes, flour for consumer use, heat-and-serve products, dried noodles, and chilled and frozen food products, as well as deli dishes. The company also involves in the manufacture and sale of health foods, active pharmaceutical ingredients, and pharmaceutical products, as well as pet food. In addition, it designs and manages manufacturing and processing facilities for grains, food materials, and chemicals, as well as sells powder processing related equipment. Further, the company manufactures and sells bread yeast and other food ingredients, as well as ingredients for diagnostic drugs and drugs for research.

Nissin Food Products, the company that introduced instant ramen noodles to the world in 1958. The Japanese company's philosophy is simple: "People Can Only Be Content When There Is Enough Food." Nissin Food's product line has expanded beyond its iconic Cup Noodles to include puffy pillow-type packages of instant noodles, along with fresh and frozen convenience noodle products, breakfast cereals, snacks, confectioneries, and yogurt drinks. Nissin Food Products company has operations in Asia, North America, and Europe.

Nissin founder, Momofuku Ando, has always instilled a sense of commitment and quality in Nissin products. Today, Nissin's corporate philosophy inspires this same commitment to taste, convenience, and quality. Mr. Ando began the company as part of a humble family operation back in 1948. Faced with sparse food sources after World War II, Mr. Ando realized that a quality, convenient ramen product would help to feed the masses. His goal was to create a satisfying ramen that could be eaten anywhere, anytime. In 1958, Nissin introduced "Chicken Ramen", the first instant ramen. Ironically, it was considered a luxury item, since Japanese grocery stores sold fresh Japanese noodles (udon) at one-sixth the cost of Mr. Ando's new food concept.

Established in 1965, Nongshim has expanded from its Korean roots to establish operations around the globe. Nongshim provides instant noodles and rice, as well as beverages and a variety of snacks to customers in about 80 markets. Its products include instant noodle soups, instant rice cups, snack foods (such as onion rings, potato chips, and shrimp chips), fruit juice, and bottled water. Nongshim company operates plants and offices in China, Korea, Japan, and the US. Nongshim's 10 subsidiaries include discount store Mega Mart, foodmaker Taekyung Nongsan, and packing producer Youlchon Chemistry.

Nonpareil Corporation company grows and ships fresh potatoes and manufactures value-added potato products such as hash browns, mashed potatoes, and potato flakes, which it distributes to US foodservice operators. Nonpareil also supplies ingredients, including flavor additives made from potatoes, to other food manufacturers. Nonpareil company's potatoes are grown on a 10,000 acres in Nebraska and 3,000 acres in Idaho. The Nonpareil Corporation was founded in 1946 by Harold and Robert Abend; it continues to be owned and managed by members of the Abend family.

Nordzucker AG was formerly known as Zuckerverbund Nord AG and changed its name in 1998. Nordzucker AG is based in Braunschweig, Germany. Nordzucker AG produces and sells sugar made from beet in Europe. Its products include industrial and household sugar; sugar by-products, including sugar beet pellets; molasses that is used to enhance the nutritional content of feed, as well as used in yeast and alcohol industry, or by feed manufacturers; and bee feed for honey producers. Nordzucker AG also produces bioethanol from sugar beet. It offers its products to the food processing industry, chemical or pharmaceutical industries, retailers, and end users.

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