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1 AU Optronics Corporation of Taiwan (2012) Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) Panels $500 International Japan F. Hoffmann-La Roche, Ltd. (1999) Vitamins $500 International Switzerland Yazaki Corporation (2012) Automobile Parts $470 International Japan LG Display Co., Ltd LG Display America (2009) Société Air France and Koninklijke Luchtvaart Maatschappij, N.V. (2008) Korean Air Lines Co., Ltd. (2007) British Airways PLC (2007) Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) Panels $400 International Korea (Cargo) $350 International France (Société-Air France) The Netherlands (KLM) $300 International Korea $300 International UK Samsung Electronics Company, Ltd. DRAM $300 International Korea Samsung Semiconductor, Inc. (2006) BASF AG (1999) Vitamins $225 International Germany CHI MEI Optoelectronics Corporation (2010) Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) Panels $220 International Taiwan Furukawa Electric Co. Ltd. (2012) Automotive Wire Harnesses & $200 International Japan Related Products Hynix Semiconductor Inc.(2005) DRAM $185 International Korea Infineon Technologies AG (2004) DRAM $160 International Germany SGL Carbon AG (1999) Graphite Electrodes $135 International Germany Mitsubishi Corp. (2001) Graphite Electrodes $134 International Japan 1
2 Sharp Corporation (2009) Liquid Crystal Displays (LCD) Panels $120 International Japan Cargolux Airlines International S.A. (2009) (Cargo) $119 International Grand Duchy Of Luxembourg Japan Airlines International Co. LTD (2008) (Cargo) $110 International Japan UCAR International, Inc. (1998) Graphite Electrodes $110 International U.S. LAN CARGO S.A. and AEROLINHAS BRASILEIRAS S.A. (2009) (Cargo) $109 International Lan Cargo (Chile) Aerolinhas (Brazil) Archer Daniels Midland Co. (1996) Lysine & Citric Acid $100 International U.S. Embraco North America (2011) Compressors $91.8 International U.S. Elpida Memory, Inc. (2006) DRAM $84 International Japan Dupont Dow Elastomers L.L.C. (2005) Chloroprene Rubber $84 International U.S. Denso Corporation (2012) Automobile Parts $78 International Japan All Nippon Airways Co., Ltd. (2011) $73 International Japan Takeda Chemical Industries, Ltd. (1999) Vitamins $72 International Japan Bayer AG (2004) Rubber Chemicals $66 International Germany Chunghwa Picture Tubes, Ltd. (2009) Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) Panels $65 International Taiwan Qantas Airways Limited (2008) (Cargo) $61 International Australia Cathay Pacific Airways Limited (2008) (Cargo) $60 International Hong Kong / Republic of China Bilhar International Establishment (2002) Construction $54 International Liechtenstein Daicel Chemical Industries, Ltd. (2000) Sorbates $53 International Japan 2
3 ABB Middle East & Africa Participations AG (2001) Construction $53 International Switzerland SAS Cargo Group, A/S (2008) (Cargo) $52 International Denmark Crompton (2004) Rubber Chemicals $50 International U.S. Haarmann & Reimer Corp. (1997) Citric Acid $50 International German Parent Asiana Airlines Inc. (2009) $50 International Korea Panasonic Corporation (2011) Compressors $49.1 International Japan HeereMac v.o.f. (1998) Marine Construction $49 International Netherlands Singapore Airlines Cargo Pte Ltd. (2011) (Cargo) $48 International Singapore Panasonic Corporation (2013) Automobile Parts $45.8 International Japan Sotheby=s Holdings Inc. (2001) Fine Arts Auctions $45 International U.S. Nippon Cargo Airlines Co. Ltd. (2009) (Cargo) $45 International Japan Maxzone Vehicle Lighting Corp. (2012) Aftermarket replacement automotive lighting $43 International U.S. Odfjell Seachem AS (2003) Parcel Tanker Shipping $42.5 International Norway Martinair Holland N.V. (2008) (Cargo) $42 International The Netherlands Solvay S.A. (2006) Hydrogen Peroxide $40.8 International Belgium Eisai Co., Ltd. (1999) Vitamins $40 International Japan China Airlines Ltd. (2011) (Cargo) $40 International Taiwan Northwest Airlines, LLC (2010) (Cargo) $38 International U.S. Hoechst AG (1999) Sorbates $36 International Germany 3
4 Bayer Corporation (2005) Polyester Polyols $33 International German Parent Showa Denko Carbon, Inc. (1998) Graphite Electrodes $32.5 International Japan Akzo Nobel Chemicals International B.V. (2006) Hydrogen Peroxide $32 International Netherlands Samsung SDI (2011) Cathode Ray Tubes $32 International Korea Hitachi Displays Ltd. (2009) TFT-LCD Panels $31 International Japan Philipp Holzmann AG (2000) Construction $30 International Germany Hannstar Display Corporation (2010) Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) Panels $30 International Taiwan Irving Materials, Inc (2005) Ready Mix Concrete $29.2 Domestic U.S. Arteva Specialties (2003) Polyester Staple $28.5 International Luxembourg Bridgestone Corporation (2012) Marine Hose and other industrial products $28 International Japan Epson Imaging Devices Corporation (2009) Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) Panels $26 International Japan Daiichi Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. (1999) Vitamins $25 International Japan Nippon Express Co., Ltd. (2013) (Cargo) $21.11 International Japan Hitachi-LG Data Storage, Inc. (2012) Optical Disk Drives $21.1 International Japan Nippon Gohsei (1999) Sorbates $21 International Japan Fujikura LTD. (2012) Automotive Wire Harnesses & Related Products $20 International Japan Pfizer Inc. (1999) Maltol/Sodium Erythorbate $20 International U.S. Fujisawa Pharmaceuticals Co. (1998) Sodium Gluconate $20 International Japan Bax Global Inc. (2012) (Cargo) $19.7 International Germany 4
5 Jo Tankers, B.V. (2004) Parcel Tanker Shipping $19.5 International Netherlands Tokai Rika Co., Ltd. (2013) Auto Parts Heater Control Panels $17.7 International Japan Polar Air Cargo LLC (2011) (Cargo) $17.4 International U.S. Crowley Liner Services Inc., (2012) Coastal Water Freight Transportation $17 North America- Continental U.S. and Puerto Rico EL AL Israel Airlines Ltd. (2009) (Cargo) $15.7 International Israel Horizon Lines, LLC (2011) Coastal Water Freight Transportation U.S. $15 Domestic U.S. Dockwise N.V. (1998) Marine Transportation $15 International Belgium Dyno Nobel (1995) Explosives $15 Domestic Norwegian Parent Autoliv, Inc. (2012) Sea Star Line LLC (2012) Automotive Wire Harnesses & Related Products Coastal Water Freight Transportation $14.5 International Sweden $14.2 North America Continental U.S. and Puerto Rico F. Hoffmann-La Roche, Ltd. (1997) Citric Acid $14 International Switzerland Merck KgaA (2000) Vitamins $14 International Germany EVA Airways Corporation (2011) (Cargo) $13.2 International Taiwan Degussa-Huls AG (2000) Vitamins $13 International Germany Akzo Nobel Chemicals, BV (2001) Monochloracetic Acid $12 International Netherlands Hoechst Aktiengesellschaft (2003) Monochloracetic Acid $12 International Germany Panalpina World Transport (Holding) Ltd. (Cargo) $11.9 International Switzerland U.S. 5
6 (2012) Ueno Fine Chemicals Industry, Ltd. (2001) Sorbates $11 International Japan Eastman Chemical Co. (1998) Sorbates $11 International U.S. Jungbunzlauer International AG (1997) Citric Acid $11 International Switzerland Zeon Chemicals L.P. (2005) Acrylonitrite Butadiene Rubber (NBR) $10.5 International Japanese Parent Lonza AG (1998) Vitamins $10.5 International Switzerland Kintetsu World Express (2013) (Cargo) $10.4 International Japan De Beers Centenary AG (2004) Industrial Diamonds $10 International Switzerland Morganite, Inc. (2003) Carbon Products $10 International British parent Akzo Nobel Chemicals, BV & Glucona, BV (1997) Sodium Gluconate $10 International Netherlands ICI Explosives (1995) Explosives $10 Domestic British Parent Mrs. Baird=s Bakeries (1996) Bread $10 Domestic U.S. Ajinomoto Co., Inc. (1996) Lysine $10 International Japan Kyowa Hakko Kogyo, Co., Ltd. (1996) Lysine $10 International Japan 101 (fines) B 8/5/2013 6
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