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Brenntag Southeast is a regional chemical distributor with national coverage through its parent company, Brenntag North America. The company offers chemicals and solvents in industrial, food and reagent grades. It operates a diverse fleet of vans and tankers to control deliveries. Brenntag Southeast features expertise in storage, handling and distribution of hazardous chemicals. The company provides multiple services from a wide range of temperature-controlled warehouses and terminals in the Southeast United States. It represents leading producers of basic chemicals. Brenntag Southeast s capabilities include mixing, blending, waste disposal and contract protection. The company has established relationships with various businesses, such as Dow Chemical, ChemTech Products, Chevron USA, Eagle Picher Industries, Norweco, Astaris and Cargill. It was created in 2001 with the merger of Worth Chemical Corporation and Southchem. Brenntag Southeast is headquartered in Durham, N.C. The company has a location in Greensboro, N.C.

CBC (AMERICA) Corporation is one of the leading companies that manufactures closed-circuit television components in the United States. The company maintains a network of import, export, trading and distribution divisions. It has been in business for more than 30 years. CBC (AMERICA) Corporation imports and exports raw and custom synthesized materials used in agricultural, industrial and pharmaceutical applications for private and commercial companies throughout the world. Its industrial optics division provides lenses, cameras and video equipment for image processing, automated inspection and gauging, identification, guiding, positioning and factory automations. The company also operates a Plastics and Resins Division that imports and exports synthetic resins, rubbers and finished products for the automobile, computer, packaging and commercial furniture industries. CBC (AMERICA) Corporation is a wholly owned subsidiary of the CBC Group.

Kao Specialties Americas is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Tokyo-based, Kao Corporation. Kao Corporation is a multinational conglomerate established in 1887 that develops, manufactures and markets personal care, industrial, information and chemical products. Originally a textile chemical company founded in 1945, High Point Chemical Corporation was acquired by Kao in 1987. In January 2000, High Point Chemical Corporation was restructured into Kao Specialties Americas. Kao Specialties is a manufacturer of chemicals used in a variety of goods and industries. The company is organized into four strategic business units, which includes aroma and oleo chemicals, toner binder, pulp and paper and surfactants. The toner binder unit develops polyester resins that are key ingredients used to manufacture toners for copiers, printers and fax machines. The pulp and paper unit develops chemicals that are formulated to facilitate the removal of ink during paper recycling, which improves the brightness of the paper. The surfactants unit manufactures non-ionic, anionic, cationic and amphoteric surfactants for agriculture, food, personal care, construction, mining, petroleum, plastic, household products and coatings industries. The aroma and oleo chemicals division develops aroma chemicals, natural alcohols, amines and other specialty chemicals from Kao that are imported for many industrial users. Kao Specialties America is based in High Point, N.C.