They say man cannot live on bread alone, so foodstuffs producer Associated British Foods also sells clothes, tea, sugar and cereals. ABF’s bread-baking operation is its oldest function, but it makes the biggest chunk of its money from clothes – the company owns low-cost high-street fashion chain Primark. ABF also makes and markets grocery products, sugar, ingredients, and agricultural products. Its grocery lines include household staples Allinson, Tip Top, Karo syrup, Argo corn starch, Kingsmill bread, Silver Spoon sugar, and Twinings tea. In the US, it owns Fleischmanns Yeast, and ingredient and spice maker ACH. Other divisions churn out sugar, specialty oils, and animal feed. ABF's activities span nearly 48 countries worldwide.