1 While the Belgians may or may not have invented the French fry, today, they do consume the most French fries per capita of any country in Europe. 2  In most of the English speaking world, thin cut and thick cut fries are called two different things, fries and chips, respectively.
No. 3 is the East Hartford location for aerospace manufacturer Pratt & Whitney, which released 153,661 pounds. The top Pratt releases are ammonia, used in its air pollution prevention process in its power plant, and nitrates, used in manufacturing of jet engines.
GMâs facilities sprawl across the globe. Besides its plants in the U.S. and China, it is the third-largest car maker in Korea. It makes cars in Brazil, has owned Britainâs Vauxhall brand since 1925, and still owns the troubled Opel brand, manufactured in Germany, Poland and Britain, to cite a partial list.