| ZIEGLER | Barbecue manufacturers, ....... and Brown; German chemist Karl (Nobel Prize 1963) (7) |
| ACESULFAMEK | Calorie-free sugar substitute, E950, discovered accidentally by German chemist Karl Clauss in 1967 |
| ROTTWEILER | Large and powerful black-and-brown German dog used to herd livestock and pull carts (10) |
| CADBURY | George and Richard --, chocolate manufacturers and social reformers (7) |
| ELKE | Sommer of "The Prize," 1963 |
| TANG | Brown German starter with a strong taste (4) |
| ACT | Exploit manufacturers and contractors in equal measure |
| BEECHAM | Surname of pill manufacturer and his conductor grandson (7) |
| OSTWALD | German chemist awarded a Nobel Prize for his work on catalysis (7) |
| RENAULT | French auto manufacturer and Formula One constructor |
| NESSLER | Glass laboratory tubes named after a German chemist (7) |
| URANIUM | This element, whose isotopes are used as fuel in nuclear reactors and nuclear weapons, was discovered by German chemist Martin Heinrich Klaproth in 1789. One pound of this material yields as much ener |
| BOSCH | Karl, a German chemist and nobel prize winner (5) |
| ENEL | Italian multinational manufacturer and distributor of electricity and gas, first established as a public body in 1963 |
| HONDA | In F1, and engine manufacturer and team owner for periods since 1964 (5) |
| WESTINGHOUSE | George ___, US manufacturer and inventor of the railway air brake system (12) |
| CARNEGIE | Andrew ___, Scotland-born steel manufacturer and philanthropist who endowed a New York concert hall |
| NUFFIELD | 1st Viscount --, British motor manufacturer and philanthropist (8) |
| CUTLER | Manufacturer and seller of knives, forks etc. (6) |
| DRUGBARON | Germany's foremost wig manufacturer and speed king? |
