It turns out that the condiment we buy in the supermarket every day, Weihaomei, is a fully American-owned company. Previously, it had been taken for granted that it was a local company.
According to the China Trademark Network, the holders of the McCormick brand are Mai Kaome Co., Ltd. and Shanghai McCormick Food Co., Ltd.
The shareholders of Shanghai McCormick Food Co., Ltd. are McCorme Company and McCorme (Guangzhou) Food Co., Ltd. The shareholder of Weikemei (Guangzhou) Food Co., Ltd. is McCormick Hong Kong Holdings Limited. McCormick's Chinese here is McCormic. Obviously, Shanghai McCormick Food Co., Ltd. is a wholly American-owned enterprise.
According to the official website, McCormick is the world's leading manufacturer of condiments, born in 1889 in the world's best spice origin - Baltimore, Maryland, USA.
In fact, in our lives, we can also see many such foreign companies, and the Chinese private brand enterprises that everyone has always thought of are actually pure foreign-controlled enterprises.
What do you think are the brands of Chinese companies that appear to be Chinese companies on the surface, but are actually foreign companies?