HF Industries
HF Industries manufactures over 6,000,000 tons of wood products per year. These primarily include wooden desks, dressers, drawers, and wooden construction materials: a 2x6 wooden board, large timber beams, mahogany planks and other such items.HF Research
HF Research is a division of HF Industries that focuses on nuclear energy, nanotechnology, quantum technology, fiber-optic networks, genetics, brain-computer interfaces, shielding technology, computer systems, coding languages, and medical research.HF Foods
HF Foods is a subsidiary of HF industries that specializes in food, headquartered in Boston, MA. In addition to the production of high fructose corn syrup, a cheap sugar used in foods that has shown to be quite unhealthy, though quite profitable, HF Foods also produces delicious confectionery such as chocolate, cakes, pies, ice cream, and bars. Other products are also produced with a diverse product range, focusing on high end market and specialty goods. Although over the years HF Industries has overtaken HF Foods as the primary division of the HF enterprise in revenue generation, HF Foods continues to generate significant revenue for HF.
HF Shipping
HF Shipping owns dozens of freighters and handles four-and-a-half billion tons of freight each month. It is equipped several of its own private transportation systems via train rail and overseas. In 1995, HF Shipping formed a partnership with the United Parcel Service of America (UPS), creating the world's largest commercial shipping operation.
HF Medical
HF Medical is a division of HF that fields many medical personnel throughout the world. HF Medical is known for their advanced medical services.
HF Logistics
HF Logistics is a division of HF that not only fields many strategic military personnel, but also hundreds of technical analysts for logistical support in the field. HF Logistics incorporates aspects of HF Industries and HF Research in order to produce advanced and reliable weapons.
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