Which country's brand is BASF?

BASF, abbreviated as BASF, comes from Badischeanilin-und-Soda-Fabrick Soda-Fabrick (Baden Aniline Alkali Factory), a German chemical enterprise and one of the largest chemical plants in the world.

BASF Group has more than 160 wholly-owned subsidiaries or joint ventures in 4/kloc-0 countries in Europe, Asia, North and South America. Headquartered in ludwigshafen on the Rhine, the company is the largest chemical product base in the world.

BASF Group operates a wide range of businesses, which can be divided into the following categories: medical care and nutrition: drugs, fine chemicals, fertilizers, plant protection products, polyolefins, engineering plastics, styrene foam, polyurethane, fiber intermediates, synthetic fibers, exploration, production and sales of crude oil and natural gas, petroleum refining and sales of refined oil.

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BASF is headquartered in ludwigshafen and has more than 350 branches and companies in 39 countries. Among them, there are more than 60 German manufacturers located in ludwigshafen, Mü nster, Hamburg, Stuttgart, Mannheim, Wü rzburg, Cologne and other cities. BASF Group Headquarters and BASF AG in ludwigshafen are like a "small city".

It covers an area of 7 square kilometers. This "small city" has 1750 buildings, 100 kilometers of streets, 200 kilometers of rails and 2,500 kilometers of pipelines, and there are five power stations. In addition, BASF has its own hospital, travel agency and railway station. Ludwigshafen has 55,000 employees.