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Section C: Manufacturing

The manufacturing divisions of ISIC Rev. 5, from food and textiles to machinery, vehicles and furniture.

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• What Counts as Manufacture of Basic Metals in Rev. 5?

  Manufacture of basic metals in ISIC Rev. 5 means smelting, refining, and forming metals into basic shapes such as ingots, sheets, and bars.

• What Counts as Manufacture of Beverages in Rev. 5?

  Manufacture of beverages in ISIC Rev. 5 means producing drinks, including soft drinks, juices, beer, wine, spirits, and bottled water.

• What Counts as Manufacture of Chemicals and Chemical Products in Rev. 5?

  Manufacture of chemicals in ISIC Rev. 5 means producing basic chemicals and chemical products by chemical transformation of inputs.

• What Counts as Manufacture of Computer, Electronic and Optical Products in Rev. 5?

  Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products in ISIC Rev. 5 means making computers, electronic components, communication equipment, and optical and measuring instruments.

• What Counts as Manufacture of Electrical Equipment in Rev. 5?

  Manufacture of electrical equipment in ISIC Rev. 5 means making motors, wiring, lighting, batteries, and household electrical appliances.

• What Counts as Manufacture of Fabricated Metal Products in Rev. 5?

  Manufacture of fabricated metal products in ISIC Rev. 5 means making finished metal goods from basic metal shapes, excluding machinery and vehicles.

• What Counts as Manufacture of Food Products in Rev. 5?

  Manufacture of food products in ISIC Rev. 5 means processing agricultural and other raw materials into food for human or animal consumption.

• What Counts as Manufacture of Furniture and Other Manufacturing in Rev. 5?

  Manufacture of furniture and other manufacturing in ISIC Rev. 5 covers making furniture plus residual manufactured goods such as jewellery, toys, and medical instruments.

• What Counts as Manufacture of Machinery and Equipment in Rev. 5?

  Manufacture of machinery and equipment in ISIC Rev. 5 means making machines for general and special purposes, excluding vehicles and electrical equipment.

• What Counts as Manufacture of Motor Vehicles and Other Transport Equipment in Rev. 5?

  Manufacture of motor vehicles and other transport equipment in ISIC Rev. 5 means making cars, trucks, ships, aircraft, trains, and other vehicles.

• What Counts as Manufacture of Other Non Metallic Mineral Products in Rev. 5?

  Manufacture of other non metallic mineral products in ISIC Rev. 5 means making glass, ceramics, cement, concrete, and similar mineral goods.

• What Counts as Manufacture of Paper and Paper Products in Rev. 5?

  Manufacture of paper and paper products in ISIC Rev. 5 means making pulp, paper, and board, and converting them into paper goods.

• What Counts as Manufacture of Pharmaceuticals in Rev. 5?

  Manufacture of pharmaceuticals in ISIC Rev. 5 means making medicinal products, including active ingredients and finished medicines, under controlled production.

• What Counts as Manufacture of Rubber and Plastics Products in Rev. 5?

  Manufacture of rubber and plastics products in ISIC Rev. 5 means shaping rubber and plastic materials into finished goods such as tyres, pipes, and packaging.

• What Counts as Manufacture of Textiles in Rev. 5?

  Manufacture of textiles in ISIC Rev. 5 means preparing fibres and making yarn, fabric, and other textile products, before clothing is cut and sewn.

• What Counts as Manufacture of Wearing Apparel in Rev. 5?

  Manufacture of wearing apparel in ISIC Rev. 5 means making clothing from fabric, leather, fur, or other materials by cutting and sewing.

• What Counts as Manufacture of Wood and Wood Products in Rev. 5?

  Manufacture of wood and wood products in ISIC Rev. 5 means sawing, shaping, and assembling wood into boards, panels, and wood goods, excluding furniture.

• What Counts as Printing and Reproduction of Recorded Media in Rev. 5?

  Printing and reproduction of recorded media in ISIC Rev. 5 means printing books, newspapers, and other material, and reproducing recorded discs and tapes.

• What Does Section C Cover in ISIC Rev. 5?

  Section C in ISIC Rev. 5 covers manufacturing, the physical or chemical transformation of materials into new products.

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