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  "url": "https://openlegislation.uk/eu-directive-1964-475/annex",
  "json_url": "https://openlegislation.uk/eu-directive-1964-475/annex.json",
  "legislation": "eudr/1964/475",
  "legislation_title": "Council Directive of 30 July 1964 concerning co-ordinated annual surveys of investment in industry (64/475/EEC)",
  "legislation_url": "https://openlegislation.uk/eu-directive-1964-475",
  "path": "annex",
  "kind": "annex",
  "number": null,
  "heading": "NOMENCLATURE OF INDUSTRIES IN THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITIES — NICE",
  "text": "Branches, Major Groups, Groups, Subgroups and Subdivisions\nThe manufacture of panels agglomerated with mineral binders is classified under Group 335.\nThe insulating tubes (mainly in non-ferrous metals and lined with proofed material) are classified under electrical construction.\nFor France and Belgium in particular.\nNot carried out by railway companies.\n1. MINING AND QUARRYING\n11\nMining and preparation of solid fuels\n111\nMining and preparation of coal\n111.1\nMining and preparation of coal (coal mines proper, washing and grading)\n111.2\nManufacture of manufactured coal fuels\n111.3\nManufacture of coal coke (mines' coking plants and independent coking plants)\n111.4\nManufacture of coal semi-coke\n112\nMining and preparation of lignite\n112.1\nMining and preparation of old lignite (lignite of Provence)\n112.2\nMining and preparation of recent lignite (lignite other than lignite of Provence)\n12\nMining of metalliferous ores\n121\nMining of iron ore\n122\nMining of non-ferrous metalliferous ores\n122.1\nMining of non-ferrous metalliferous ores\n122.2\nActivities connected with the mining of non-ferrous metalliferous ores (milling, fritting, concentration, etc.)\n13\n130\nExtraction of petroleum and natural gas\n130.1\nExtraction of petroleum\n130.2\nExtraction and refining of natural gas.\n130.3\nExtraction of bituminous shale\n130.4\nProspection for petroleum and natural gas\n14\n140\nMining or quarrying of building materials and fireclays\n140.1\nSlate quarries\n140.2\nStone quarries (limestone, marble, sandstone for milling, sandstone, lava, hard stone, granite, basalt, porphyry, etc.)\n140.3\nExtraction of chalk and limestone additives\n140.4\nExtraction or dredging of sands, pebbles and gravels\n140.5\nExtraction of marl or stones for the manufacture of lime and cement\n140.6\nExtraction of gypsum\n140.7\nExtraction of clay, brick clay and kaolin\n19\n190\nMining or quarrying of other minerals and of peat\n190.1\nSalt marshes\n190.2\nMines and salt mines\n.21\nRock salt mines\n.22\nSalt works\n190.3\nMining of potassium salt\n190.4\nMining of sulphur and pyrite\n190.5\nMining of asphalt and bitumen\n190.6\nMining of natural limestone phosphate\n190.7\nQuarrying of dolomite, pumice stone and pozzolana\n190.8\nMining or quarrying of miscellaneous mineral products\n.81\nMining of talc and steatite; preparation of talc\n.82\nMining of asbestos\n.83\nMining of fossil silica and kieselguhr; preparation of bricks and proofings of these materials\n.84\nMining or quarrying of feldspar, quartz and pegmatite\n.85\nMining or quarrying of fluorspar\n.86\nMining or barium and strontium ore\n.87\nMining or quarrying of other mineral products: gemstones, mica, graphite, alum, magnesia, etc.\n190.9\nPeat\n2 and 3. MANUFACTURING INDUSTRIES\n20 A\n200\nIndustries producing animal and vegetable fats and oils\nMelting houses for animal fats (land animals) are classified under 201.5 and chemical processing—other than hydrogenation—oxidisation, vacuum treatment, hydrolysis, etc. of animal and vegetable fats under the chemical industry\n200.1\nProduction of fats from marine animals\n200.2\nProduction of olive oil\n200.3\nCrushing (pressing and extraction) of oil-bearing seeds\n200.4\nRefining, hydrogenation and other similar processing of animal and vegetable fats\n200.5\nProduction of margarine and similar food fats\n20 B\nFood manufacturing industries (excluding the beverage industry)\n201\nSlaughtering preparation and preserving of meat\nCommunal slaughterhouses which are lent or rented by local authorities to the trade and private industries for the purpose of slaughtering, and non-processing butcheries or pork butcheries (sale of meat), are classified elsewhere and not in NICE\n201.1\nSlaughterhouses (except communal slaughterhouses)\n201.2\nProcessing of meat, except poultry\nProduction of salt meats, sausages and dried hams, cooked pork butchers' meat and canned pork butchers' meat and other meat\n201.3\nProcessing butcheries and pork butcheries\n201.4\nSlaughtering, preparation and canning of poultry\n201.5\nMelting houses for animal fats (land animals)\n202\nMilk and milk products industry\n202.1\nProduction of milk for human consumption; butter and cheese factories\n.11\nProduction of milk for human consumption\n.12\nButter manufacturing\n.13\nCheese manufacturing\n202.2\nManufacture of canned milk\n.21\nManufacture of milk concentrates\n.22\nManufacture of powdered milk\n203\nCanning and preserving of fruit and vegetables\n203.1\nQuick freezing of vegetables and fruits\n203.2\nProduction of vegetable or fruit preserves in vinegar, brine or oil\n203.3\nProduction of vegetable and fruit juices\n203.4\nProduction of pulps not in airtight containers\n203.5\nProduction of other vegetable or fruit preserves\n.51\nProduction of vegetable preserves\n.52\nProduction of fruit preserves\n.53\nProduction of dried vegetables\n.54\nProduction of jams, marmalades and jellies\n204\nCanning and preserving of fish and other sea foods\n205\nGrain mill products manufacture\n205.1\nMilling/meal manufacturing\n205.2\nHusking and grading of grain and seeds\n206\nManufacture of bakery products, cakes, rusks and biscuits\nBreadshops are classified elsewhere and not in the NICE\n206.1\nMaking of bakery products, cakes, rusks and biscuits Industrial manufacture of bakery products (delivering to breadshops and other bodies)\nOther manufacture of bakery products, rusks, cakes and biscuits\n206.2\nBaking of cakes and pastries\n206.3\nMaking of rusks\n206.4\nBiscuitworks\n207\nSugar industry\n207.1\nManufacture of sugar\n207.2\nManufacture and refining of sugar\n207.3\nRefining of sugar and manufacture of sugar candy\n208\nManufacture of cocoa, chocolate and sugar confectionery\n208.1\nManufacture of cocoa and chocolate\n208.2\nManufacture of sugar confectionery\n208.3\nManufacture of ice cream\n209\nManufacture of miscellaneous food products\n209.1\nManufacture of macaroni, spaghetti and similar products\n209.2\nProcessing of coffee and tea\n209.3\nManufacture of coffee substitutes; manufacture of chicory\n209.4.\nManufacture of condiments\n209.5\nManufacture of animal foods\n209.6\nManufacture of water ice\n209.7\nManufacture of other food products\n.71\nManufacture of broths and soups\n.72\nManufacture of dietetic foods\n.73\nManufacture of dessert dishes\n.74\nManufacture of food products not elsewhere specified\n21\nBeverage industry\n211\nProduction of ethyl alcohol for fermentation, production of yeast and spirits\n211.1\nDistillation of crude ethyl alcohol for fermentation of agricultural products\n211.2\nManufacture of yeast for breadmaking (with or without allied production of alcohol)\n211.3\nRectification and dilution of ethyl alcohols; production of spirits (including aperitifs with a base other than wine)\n212\nManufacture of wine and other unmalted alcoholic beverages\n212.1\nWine-making; storing and handling of wines\n212.2\nPreparation of special wines; champagne, sparkling wines, wine-based aperitifs, etc.\n212.3\nCider making and manufacture of wines from fruit\n213\nBrewing and malting\nTHE MANUFACTURE OF MALT EXTRACT IS CLASSIFIED UNDER 209.74\n213.1\nBrewing\n213.2\nMalting\n214\nProduction of health beverages and spa waters\n214.1\nBottling, and any preparation required, of natural spa waters\n214.2\nSoft drinks and carbonated water industries\n22\n220\nTobacco manufactures\n23\nManufacture of textiles\n232\nManufacture and processing of textile materials on wool machinery\n232.1\nStripping\n232.2\nPreparation of woollen fibres\n.21\nWashing, carding, carbonising of wool, treatment of wool waste\n.22\nWool combing\n232.3\nSpinning of wool\n.31\nSpinning of combed wool\n.32\nSpinning of carded wool\n.33\nSpinning of hair, angora hair, fine and coarse hair\n232.4\nTwisting and winding of wool\n232.5\nWeaving of wool (except carpet weaving)\n.51\nMechanical weaving of woollen blankets\n.52\nOther processing of wool yarn into fabric Mechanical weaving of wool fabrics for clothing and furnishing; mechanical weaving of woollen velvet and plush not elsewhere specified, except carpets; hand-weaving of wool; preparation for weaving of wool\n232.6\nSpinning—weaving of wool\n.61\nSpinning—weaving; combed cycle\nSpinning—weaving; carded cycle\n233\nManufacturing and processing of textile materials on cotton machinery\n233.3\nCotton spinning\n.31\nThree- or four-cylinder spinning non-integrated in weaving\n.32\nSpinning on spinning or schlaucops card non-integrated in weaving\n233.4\nTwisting and making of sewing thread\n233.5\nCotton weaving (except carpet weaving)\n233.6\nSpinning—weaving of cotton\n234\nManufacturing and processing of textile materials on silk machinery\n234.2\nProduction of silk fibres\nMaceration, scouring, washing of waste; combing of silk waste (schappe); cardage of noil silk (bourrette)\n234.3\nSpinning of silk and schappe\n.31\nUnwinding of cocoons (silk spinning)\n.32\nSpinning of chappe, noil silk and discontinuous man-made fibres on chappe\n234.4\nOperations on silk yarn and man-made fibres, except finishing\n.41\nThrowing of silk and continuous man-made fibre yarn\n.42\nManufacture of sewing thread (including man-made fibres)\n234.5\nSilk weaving (except carpet weaving)\nPreparing and threading of cards, preparation for weaving (dressing, winding, twisting, welt winding); weaving of. silk fabrics (including man-made fibres)\n235\nManufacturing and processing of textile materials on flax and hemp machinery\n235.1\nRetting and scutching of flax and hemp fibres\n235.3\nSpinning of flax, hemp or ramie\n.31\nSpinning of flax, hemp for weaving and for sewing thread; spinning of ramie. Wet or dry spinning of flax or flaxton and hemp or hemp tow for weaving and making of thread; spinning of other pure and mixed fibres on flax and hemp machines, except spinning of flax for cords\n.32\nDry spinning of hemp and hemp tow for cords\n235.4\nManufacture of sewing thread from flax, hemp and ramie; simple yarn, twists, cabled or plaited\n235.5\nWeaving of flax, hemp and ramie\nPreparation for the weaving of fabric, dressing, preparing and reading of cards; weighing of fabric with or without complementary activities (dyeing, dressing, production of ready-made clothing, etc.); weaving of heavy fabrics (tarpaulins, sails, awnings, blinds, tents and camping equipment) with or without complementary activities (dyeing, dressing, making-up, etc.)\n235.6\nSpinning-weaving of flax and hemp\n236\nOther textile fibre industries (jute, hard fibres, etc.), cordage\n236.3\nSpinning of jute, hard fibres, etc.\n.31\nJute spinning (non-integrated)\n.32\nHard fibre spinning (non-integrated)\n236.4\nCordage, rope and twine, of all materials\n.41\nCordage, rope and twine without integrated spinning\n.42\nCordage, rope and twine with integrated spinning\n236.5\nWeaving of jute, hard fibres, etc.\n.51\nWeaving of jute (including integrated making up of jute bags)\n.52\nWeaving of coco and other hard fibres\n236.6\nSpinning-weaving of jute, hard fibres, etc.\n.61\nSpinning-weaving of jute\n.62\nSpinning-weaving of coir and other hard fibres\n237\nManufacture of knitted and crocheted goods\nOnly those establishments in which knitwear is manufactured from yarn are considered ‘knitting mills’. The making of articles which does not involve the manufacture of knitted or crocheted fabric is classified under manufacture of wearing apparel (Group 243)\n237.1\nManufacture of stockings, understockings, sockettes, socks, half-socks, ankle socks and similar articles\n237.2\nManufacture of other knitted or crocheted articles\n.21\nManufacture of non-elastic and non-rubberised knitted or crocheted fabrics for sale\n.22\nManufacture of berets and other knitted headgear\n.23\nManufacture of knitted and crocheted articles not elsewhere specified (gloves, layettes, underclothes, outer garments, knitted swim suits)\n238\nTextile finishing\n238.1\nBleaching and dyeing\n238.2\nPrinting\n239\nOther textile industries\n239.1\nManufacture of carpets, except carpets of hard fibres and coir\n239.2\nManufacture of linoleum, paper felts and oilcloth\n239.3\nManufacture of felt\n.31\nManufacture of woven felt\n.32\nManufacture of knitted felt\n239.4\nManufacture of ribbons, straps, laces, plaits, passementerie and piping of textile material\n239.5\nManufacture of elastic textiles\n239.6\nManufacture of tulle, lace and similar articles\n239.7\nManufacture of miscellaneous textiles\n.71\nRavelling\n.72\nManufacture of nets\n.73\nManufacture of cotton wool\n.74\nManufacture of textiles not elsewhere specified (bleaching of linters, manufacture of non-woven fabrics, tarpaulins, sails, flags, tents and bags not preceded by weaving, of machine embroidery and scouring cloth)\n24\nManufacture of footwear and other wearing apparel and bedding\n241\nMachine manufacture of footwear (except from rubber or wood)\n241.1\nManufacture of footwear (except articles coming under 241.2 and 241.3)\n241.2\nManufacture of slippers\n241.3\nManufacture of other special footwear (in particular gymnastic and ballet shoes, galoshes, rope shoes etc.)\n241.4\nManufacture of parts of shoes and accessories\n242\nManufacture by hand and repair of footwear\n242.1\nManufacture by hand; manufacture of orthopaedic shoes; boot making\n242.2\nShoe repair\n243\nManufacture of wearing apparel (except furs)\n243.1\nProduction of outer garments for women, girls and infants\n243.2\nProduction of outer garments for men and boys\n243.3\nProduction of special outer garments\n.31\nProduction of working clothes and uniforms\n.32\nProduction of rainwear, sewn or in sealed plastic\n.33\nProduction of leather and similar clothing\n.34\nProduction of outer clothing not elsewhere specified (vestments and theatrical costumes)\n243.4\nProduction of shirts and underwear\n.41\nProduction of corsets, girdles and brassieres\n.42\nProduction of other items of underwear for women and children\n.43\nProduction of men's shirts\n243.5\nMaking to measure of clothing and underwear\n.51\nMaking to measure of clothing for women and children\n.52\nMaking to measure of clothing for men\n.53\nMaking to measure of underwear, corsets, girdles and shirts\n243.6\nHatmaking\n.61\nManufacture of hats and headgear for women; millinery\n.62\nManufacture of hats and headgear for men\n243.7\nManufacture of clothing accessories\nManufacture of umbrellas, sunshades, ties, scarves, silk squares, braces, belts and gloves of fabric, buttons, flowers, fashion feathers, shoulder pads and other articles for the interior of garments, etc.\n243.8\nManufacture of household linen (except weaving)\n243.9\nOther activities connected with the manufacture of wearing apparel\nDarning, mending, quilting, openwork and pleating\n244\nManufacture of mattresses and bedding\n244.1\nPreparation of kapok, horsehair and other fillings\n244.2\nManufacture of all types of mattresses, quilts, eiderdowns, bed spreads and similar articles\n244.3\nManufacturing of made-up textile articles for furnishing (blinds, curtains, etc.)\n245\nSkin and fur industries\n245.1\nDressing and lustering of skins\n245.2\nCutting and processing of rabbit skins for hatmaking and spinning\n245.3\nMaking up of furs; manufacture of skin by-products (scraps and waste of skins, paws, heads, tails, etc.)\n.31\nWholesale making up of furs (manufacture of fur coats, wearing apparel, carpets, rugs, etc. for sale to retailers, furriers, fashion stores, etc.)\n.32\nMaking up of fashion furs and bespoke garments (manufacture of fur coats, wearing apparel etc. sold directly to private clients).\n25\nWood and cork industry (except manufacture of furniture)\n251\nSawing and industrial preparation of wood\n251.1\nSawmills\n251.2\nPlaning mills\n251.3\nDrying and seasoning of wood\n252\nManufacture of semi-finished wood products\n252.1\nManufacture of veneers and plywoods\n.11\nManufacture of veneers\n.12\nManufacture of plywoods\n252.2\nManufacture of fibre panels and chip boards\n.21\nManufacture of hard or porous fibre panels\n.22\nManufacture of chip boards; manufacture of board, of wood flax or other materials agglomerated with non-mineral binders\n252.3\nManufacture of improved woods\n252.4\nManufacture of wood treated against fungus, insects or fire Treatment of railway sleepers and line posts; treatment under pressure; soaking, pulverising, whitewashing, etc.\n253\nSeries production of wooden building components including flooring\n253.1\nManufacture, or manufacture and installation, of items of structural woodwork\n253.2\nManufacture, or manufacture and installation, of manufactured joinery articles for buildings\nManufacture of doors, windows, French windows, facade panels, sliding doors, partitions, shutters, roller blinds, staircases, built-in kitchen furniture, etc.\n253.3\nManufacture, or manufacture and laying, of flooring\n254\nManufacture of wooden containers\n254.1\nManufacture of cases, containers and pallets\nThe manufacture of cases, crates, cylinders and containers in sawn, cut or flattened wood, veneered or layered, in fibre or chip board panels, or including sections in cut, flattened, veneered or layered wood, or sections in fibre or chip board. Manufacture of cases and containers in reinforced wood. Manufacture of sections of cases and containers, pallet cases, pallets and accessories.\n254.2\nManufacture of wood and cooperage\nManufacture of cooperage stock, staves, watertight vats for liquids, and other cooperage articles\n255\nManufacture of other wooden products (except furniture)\n255.1\nManufacture of miscellaneous wooden products\nManufacture of moulding and gilded, decorated or plastered rods; picture and mirror frames; round, turned and shafted sticks; wooden tools and-parts of tools, wood for brooms, brushes and paint; brushes; articles for shoes and shoe-trees; household utensils; wooden equipment for the textile industry and other wooden products\n255.2\nManufacture of sawdust\n255.3\nManufacture of wood wool or fibres\n255.4\nClogmaking\n259\nManufacture of straw, cork, basketware, wickerwork and rattan products; brush-making\n259.1\nManufacture of cork products\nManufacture of stoppers of natural cork or agglomerates (corks, washers, etc).; miscellaneous articles in natural cork (floats, sheets, soles, etc.); cork agglomerates for insulation (panels, casings, etc.) and miscellaneous articles in cork agglomerates\n259.2\nManufacture of rattan and wickerwork articles, except rattan furniture\nManufacture of canework for chairs; articles made of reeds or wood chips wicker-work; wickerwork articles in willow or other plaited materials; other plaited articles\n259.3\nManufacture of rattan furniture\n259.4\nManufacture of brushes, brooms and paint brushes\nManufacture of besoms and other brooms; coarse and fine brushes, tooth brushes and industrial brushes; shaving brushes; artists' and other paint brushes\n26\n260\nManufacture of wooden furniture\n260.1\nManufacture of household furniture\nManufacture of bedroom and dining-room suites, kitchen furniture and shelving, sectional furniture, adaptable and other furniture, decorative partitions\n260.2\nManufacture of office and school furniture\nManufacture of office and school furniture, and other furniture for industry and public institutions\n260.3\nManufacture of unupholstered seats\nManufacture of seats made entirely of wood and of curved wood; cane or straw seats and wood seats to be upholstered\n260.4\nManufacture of upholstered seats and other furniture\n260.5\nManufacture of miscellaneous furniture\nManufacture of furniture not elsewhere specified and manufacture without any special characteristics\n260.6\nActivities connected with the furnishing industry; finishing, varnishing, upholstering, and gilding of furniture\n260.7\nManufacture of coffins\n27\nPaper industry and manufacture of paper products\n271\nManufacture of pulp, paper and paperboard\n271.1\nManufacture of chemical pulps\n.11\nManufacture of pulps for use in connection with textiles\n.12\nManufacture of other chemical wood pulps\n.13\nManufacture of pulps of annual vegetable and other miscellaneous materials, e.g. chemical straw pulps\n271.2\nManufacture of mechanical, semi-chemical and straw pulps (whether or not connected with the manufacture of paper and paperboard)\n.21\nManufacture of mechanical and semi-chemical pulps\n.22\nManufacture of mechanical and semi-chemical pulp connected with the manufacture of paper and paperboard\n.23\nManufacture of macerated straw pulps, whether or not connected with the manufacture of paper and paperboard\n271.3\nManufacture of paper and paperboard not elsewhere specified\n.31\nManufacture of printing and writing paper\n.32\nManufacture of kraft paper and paperboard, wrapping paper\n.33\nManufacture of thin and miscellaneous paper\n.34\nManufacture of paperboards\n272\nProcessing of paper and paperboard and manufacture of articles of pulp\n272.1\nManufacture of furnishing articles\n.11\nManufacture of wallpaper\n.12\nManufacture of other paper furnishing articles\n272.2\nManufacture of household, toilet, hygienic and other articles of paper and paper-board\nManufacture of tablecloths and doilies, tea serviettes towels, handkerchiefs, toilet paper, diapers, dressings and hygienic articles\n272.3\nManufacture of office and school articles and writing materials (stationery and office supplies)\nManufacture of writing paper, envelopes, exercise books, registers and account books, diaries, computer cards, files and paperboard box files\n272.4\nManufacture of packing, wrapping and presentation articles\n.41\nManufacture of sacks\n.42\nManufacture of corrugated paperboard and articles thereof\n.43\nManufacture of heavy paperboard boxes, folding boxes, miscellaneous packagings, and paperboard wrapping and display materials\n.44\nManufacture of moulded packaging products, bags, cups, plates and containers, and other packing, wrapping and display material\n272.5\nManufacture of bituminised paper and paperboard for building\n272.6\nManufacture of impregnated, paraffined, self-sealing, gummed and transparent papers\n272.7\nManufacture of coated paper (other than on a paper machine) and novelty paper\n272.8\nManufacture of other articles of paper and paperboard\nManufacture of tubes and cones for weaving and spinning; tubes and mandrels for other industries; punched cards for looms; playing cards, games and toys; paper caps; cigarette papers, labels, rolls for tape and other machines; other articles of paper and paperboard not elsewhere specified\n28\n280\nPrinting, publishing and allied industries\n280.1\nPrinting of newspapers\n280.2\nOther printing\n.21\nRelief printing (typographical)\n.22\nPlanographic printing (offset, lithographical, seriographical, etc.)\n.23\nGravure printing (heliographical)\n280.3\nCase binding, unsawn binding and gilding\n280.4\nIndustries connected with printing\n.41\nEngraving, photo-engraving, electrotype, tool engraving, copper plate engraving, chemical engraving\n.42\nManufacture of stamps and seals\n.43\nType foundry\n280.5\nPublishing\n29\nLeather industry\n291\nTanning and rawing\n291.1\nTanning (hides, sold by weight)\n291.2\nRawing (fine leather, sold by size)\n.21\nManufacture of glove skins\n.22\nOther rawing\n291.3\nManufacture of agglomerates of leather and composition leather\n291.4\nIndependent workshops for dressing, dyeing and finishing of leathers\n292\nManufacture of products of leather\n292.1\nManufacture of morocco leather goods, travel goods saddlery and padding, military equipment, sheaths and cases, belts\n292.2\nManufacture of leather gloves\n292.3\nManufacture of technical leather products\n30\nManufacture of rubber, plastic material, man-made fibres and starch products\n301\nProcessing of rubber and asbestos\n301.1\nManufacture of tyres\n301.2\nRetreading and repair of tyres\n301.3\nManufacture of industrial rubber\n.31\nManufacture of straps and pipes\n.32\nManufacture of glues and solutions\n.33\nManufacture of other industrial rubber articles for technical use (including carpets and floor coverings); manufacture of rubber by-products (ebonite)\n.34\nManufacture of rubber footwear\n.35\nManufacture of hygienic and surgical articles\n.36\nManufacture of rubberised textile fabrics, clothing and other articles made thereof (sealed or vulcanised but not sewn)\n.37\nManufacture of sports and camping equipment and toys of rubber\n301.9\nProcessing of asbestos\nManufacture of articles in asbestos-rubber, e.g. spinning and weaving articles, protective clothing, asbestos friction linings or filter plates; not including the manufacture of articles in asbestos-cement\n302\nProcessing of plastic material\n302.1\nProcessing of plastic material by moulding (compression, injection or transfer, etc.)\n302.2\nProcessing of plastic material by any other process\n303\nProduction of man-made fibres\n303.1\nProduction of regenerated cellulosic fibres\nProduction of discontinuous fibres and continuous yarn based on cellulose, cellulose acetate or other derivatives\n303.2\nProduction of synthetic fibres\nProduction of discontinuous fibres and continuous yarn based on polyamides, polyesters, polyolefins, polyvinylic derivatives, acrylics and others\n304\nManufacture of starch products\n304.1\nManufacture of starch from maize, corn and rice\n304.2\nManufacture of dextrine, cereal and non-cereal starches, soluble or roasted\n304.3\nGlucose manufacture\n304.4\nManufacture of other starch products (potato flour and potato starch; sago and menier starch; starch by-products not elsewhere specified)\n31\nChemical industry\n311\nManufacture of chemical base materials and further processing of such materials\nMineral chemical industry, including the manufacture of fertilisers; electrochemistry; organic chemical industry, including carbochemistry and petrochemistry; the manufacture of synthetic rubber and plastic materials; the manufacture of mineral pigments and organic dyes; distillation of tar, benzol, etc.\n312\nSpecialised manufacture of chemical products principally for industrial and agricultural purposes\n312.1\nManufacture of coatings, paints, varnishes and lacquers, and printing inks\n312.2\nManufacture of compressed gases\n312.3\nManufacture of miscellaneous glues, gelatin and seaweed extracts\n312.4\nChemical treatment of fats, in particular manufacture of stearin and glycerine\n312.5\nManufacture of essential oils and natural and synthetic perfumes\n312.6\nManufacture of explosives, fireworks and matches\n312.7\nManufacture of auxiliary products for textiles and leather; tannery products\n312.8\nManufacture of miscellaneous products for industrial use\nManufacture of activated carbon, activated earth; applied abrasives (artificial grindstones; abrasive pastes), of auxiliary products for engineering and metallurgy, and of natural resinous products and their derivatives, etc.\n312.9\nManufacture of products for agriculture\nManufacture of mixed fertilisers, phytosanitary products, wine-making products, etc.\n313\nSpecialised manufacture of chemical products principally for personal or office use\n313.1\nSpecialised manufacture of pharmaceutical products in bulk or put up in wrapping\n.11\nManufacture of pharmaceutical products in bulk or put up in wrapping\n.12\nWrapping of pharmaceutical products\n313.2\nManufacture of photographic products (sensitive surfaces and auxiliary products)\n313.3\nManufacture of soap and artificial detergents\n313.4\nManufacture of other products for bodily hygiene, and of perfumery products\n313.5\nManufacture of cleaning and maintenance products (waxes, polishes, metal-polishes, etc.)\n313.6\nManufacture of chemical products for office articles\n.61\nManufacture of pencils\n.62\nManufacture of inks and glues for office use\n.63\nManufacture of stencils and carbon paper\n313.7\nManufacture of other chemical consumer products not elsewhere specified\n32\n320\nPetroleum industry\n320.1\nRefining of petroleum\n.11\nRefining of petroleum products (excluding distribution)\n.12\nRefining and distribution of petroleum products\n320.2\nProduction or mixture of non-energy producing petroleum products (paraffin, lubricants)\n33\nManufacture of non-metallic mineral products\n331\nManufacture of structural clay products\nManufacture of bricks, tiles and accessories, floor tiles, pavement setts or floor coverings of clay; manufacture of other clay products for building purposes (including building pottery)\n332\nManufacture of glass and glass products\n332.1\nManufacture of flat glass (and allied products)\n332.2\nManufacture of hollow glass (and allied products) by automatic processes\n332.3\nManufacture of domestic and ornamental glass and glass containers (and allied products) by manual or semi-automatic processes\n332.4\nManufacture of industrial and scientific glassware\n332.5\nManufacture of glass fibres\n332.6\nShaping and processing of flat glass\n332.7\nShaping and processing of domestic and ornamental glass and glass containers\n333\nManufacture of pottery, china and earthenware and refractory products\n333.1\nManufacture of refractory products\n333.2\nManufacture of household and horticultural pottery\n333.3\nManufacture of paving tiles and floor coverings in pottery and earthenware\n333.4\nManufacture of other ceramic pottery (pipes and articles for the chemical industry, of pottery)\n333.5\nManufacture of ceramic sanitary equipment\n333.6\nEarthenware (manufacture of earthenware—household articles—and ornamental earthenware)\n333.7\nManufacture of household articles and industrial articles of china\n333.8\nManufacture of art ceramics and non-industrial finished enamels\n334\nManufacture of cement, lime and plaster\n334.1\nManufacture of cement\n334.2\nManufacture of lime\n334.3\nManufacture of plaster\n335\nManufacture of structural materials in concrete, cement and plaster\n335.1\nManufacture of products of asbestos-cement (cover plates, pipes, etc.)\n335.2\nManufacture of building sections of cement, concrete, reinforced or otherwise (blocks, cement flags, poles, supports, etc.)\n335.3\nManufacture of plaster tiles, plaster and plaster-based prefabricated sections\n335.4\nManufacture of silico-limestone products not elsewhere specified (bricks, castings, etc.)\n335.5\nManufacture of products of pumice-cement\n335.6\nManufacture of ready-mixed concrete\n339\nStone working and manufacture of other non-metallic mineral products\n339.1\nCrushing of minerals and miscellaneous materials\n339.2\nSlate cutting outside slate quarries\n339.3\nStone-cutting\nCutting, turning, polishing, preparation of road building materials; cutting of millstones and of whetstones in natural abrasives; building marble\n339.4\nFuneral marble work\n339.5\nManufacture of abrasive papers and cloths\n339.6\nManufacture of non-metallic mineral products not elsewhere specified\n34\nProduction and primary transformation of ferrous and non-ferrous metals\n341\nIron and steel industry (as defined in the ECSC Treaty, including integrated steelworks-owned coking plants)\n342\nManufacture of steel tubes\n342.1\nManufacture of welded and non-welded tubes\n342.2\nTube drawing\n342.3\nManufacture of steel tubes, connections, boxes, joints, etc. for electric conductors\n343\nWiredrawing, cold drawing, cold-rolling of strips, cold-forming\n343.1\nCold drawing of steel\n343.2\nCold-rolling of steel strip\n343.3\nCold-forming of steel sheet or strip\n343.4\nSteel wire-drawing and manufacture of articles from steel wire\n343.41\nSteel wire-drawing\n.42\nManufacture of articles from steel wire (including manufacture of wire electrodes for arc welding)\n344\nProduction and primary transformation of non-ferrous metals\n344.1\nProduction of non-ferrous metals from minerals (or from waste, debris, ashes and residues) by any process resulting in refined metals\n344.2\nProduction of non-ferrous metals and their alloys by fusion or other refining processes from waste, debris, ashes and residues\n344.3\nFirst treatment of non-ferrous metals; rolling, drawing, wiredrawing, extrusion\n345\nFerrous and non-ferrous metals foundries\n345.1\nFerrous metals foundries (except those under 345.2) Hydraulic iron foundry (standard or custom-made), cast steel and malleable iron foundry\n345.2\nManufacture of castings for kitchen and domestic heating equipment\n345.3\nNon-ferrous metal foundries\nCopper foundry, copper alloy foundry, miscellaneous alloys foundry, light or ultra-light alloys, pressure foundry\n35\nManufacture of metal products except machinery and transport equipment\n351\nForging, heavy stamping and heavy pressing\n352\nHeavy forging, drop forging and stamping; heavy pressing and drawing, secondary transformation and surface treatment\n352.1\nLight stamping, pressing and hammering\n352.2\nManufacture of screws, nuts, bolts etc.\n.21\nManufacture of screws including turned metal screws etc.\n.22\nManufacture of nuts and bolts etc.\n353.3\nManufacture of springs (except furniture and watch springs)\n352.4\nSintering\n352.5\nManufacture of chains (except machine and bicycle chains)\n352.6\nSurface treatment and case hardening\n352.7\nGeneral mechanical engineering\n353\nManufacture and assembly of metal structures\n353.1\nMetal structures (bridges and structural work)\n353.2\nMetal joinery articles (doors, windows, etc. of rolled or formed metal)\n353.3\nManufacture of pit props\n353.4\nManufacture of fixed railway equipment, normal gauge\n354\nBoiler making, manufacture of industrial hollow ware\n354.1\nManufacture of large boilerhouse plant\n354.2\nManufacture of industrial hollow-ware\nManufacture of large containers for liquid and gas conduit piping, apparatus, parts and accessories for conduits and tanks\n355\nManufacture of tools and implements and finished articles of metal (except electrical equipment)\n355.1\nManufacture of hand and agricultural tools and equipment\n.11\nManufacture of hand tools\n.12\nManufacture of agricultural tools and equipment\n355.2\nCutlery and manufacture of table cutlery\n355.3\nIronmongery (locks and ironwork)\n355.4\nManufacture of metal packaging\n.41\nManufacture of heavy metal packaging\n.42\nManufacture of light metal packaging\n355.5\nManufacture of domestic and kitchen heaters of sheet metal\n355.6\nManufacture of metal furniture (including safes)\n355.7\nManufacture of household and similar articles\n355.8\nManufacture of small metal articles\n355.9\nManufacture of small arms and ammunition\n359\nAncillary mechanical engineering activities\n359.1\nBlacksmiths', smiths' and welding workshops\n359.2\nRural workshops for the repair of agricultural machinery\n36\nManufacture of machinery other than electric machines\n361\nManufacture of agricultural machinery and tractors\n361.1\nManufacture of agricultural machinery\n361.2\nManufacture of agricultural tractors\n362\nManufacture of office machinery\n363\nManufacture of metal-working and other machine-tools and fixtures and attachments for these and for other powered tools\n363.1\nManufacture of metal-working machine-tools\n.11\nManufacture of metal-cutting machine-tools\n.12\nManufacture of metal-forming machine-tools\n363.2\nManufacture of tools and fixtures and attachments for machinery\nManufacture of small diamenté tools and small portable tools for all purposes, motor-driven or driven by air pressure, the electric motors not being manufactured but merely assembled; manufacture of interchangeable spare parts with the character of tools for machinery of all types\n364\nManufacture of textile machinery and accessories; manufacture of sewing machines\n364.1\nManufacture of textile machinery and accessories\n.11\nManufacture of textile machinery\n.12\nManufacture of accessories for textile machinery\n364.2\nManufacture of sewing machines\n365\nManufacture of machinery and equipment for the food manufacturing industries and for chemical and allied industries\n365.1\nManufacture of machinery and equipment for the food industries, the preparation of beverages, the tobacco industry, and the chemical, pharmaceutical and allied industries\n365.2\nManufacture of machinery for wrapping, putting up and packing\n365.3\nManufacture of machinery for working rubber and plastic materials\n366\nManufacture of plant and equipment for mines, iron and steel works and foundries, and for the construction industry\n366.1\nManufacture of mining machinery\n366.2\nManufacture of machinery and plant for the iron and steel industry and foundries\n366.3\nManufacture of machinery for the mechanical working of building materials\n366.4\nManufacture of equipment for civil engineering and industrial narrow-gauge railroad equipment\n366.5\nManufacture of hoisting and handling equipment\n367\nManufacture of transmission equipment\n367.1\nManufacture of gears, transmission chains (including bicycle chains), gear-changes and other transmission articles\n367.2\nManufacture of ball-bearings\n368\nManufacture of machinery for other specific industrial purposes\n368.1\nManufacture of machinery for the working of wood and similar materials\n368.2\nManufacture of machinery for the paperboard and printing and allied industries\n368.3\nManufacture of laundry and dry-cleaning plant\n368.4\nManufacture of machinery and equipment for the leather and footwear industry\n369\nManufacture of other non-electrical machinery and equipment\n369.1\nManufacture of internal combustion engines (other than those intended for road transport and aviation)\n369.2\nManufacture of hydraulic and thermal turbines and other machines producing mechanical energy\n369.3\nManufacture of compressors, pumps, and hydraulic and pneumatic transmission equipment\n369.4\nManufacture of heating, ventilation and drying plant\n369.5\nManufacture of non-domestic freezing plant\n369.6\nManufacture of non-electrical industrial ovens\n369.7\nManufacture of non-electrical soldering equipment\n369.8\nManufacture of cocks and valves\n369.9\nManufacture of other general machinery and equipment\nManufacture of automatic distributing and vending machines, weighing machines (except precision balances and household weighing machines), fire-extinguishing equipment, etc.\n37\nElectrical engineering\n371\nManufacture of electric wiring and cables\n372\nManufacture of motors, generators, transformers, switch gears and other similar equipment for the provision of electric power\n373\nManufacture of electrical equipment for direct utilisation in industry\n373.1\nManufacture of electrical accessories for motor vehicles\n373.2\nManufacture of other electrical equipment\nManufacture of electric furnaces and storing ovens, tools, industrial electric vehicles, appliances for electric welding, galvanising equipment, etc.\n374\nManufacture of telecommunications equipment, meters, other measuring appliances and electromedical equipment\n375\nManufacture of electronic equipment, audio equipment, radio and television receivers\n376\nManufacture of electrical appliances for domestic use\n377\nManufacture of lamps and lighting equipment\nManufacture of lamps; manufacture of lighting equipment\n378\nManufacture of batteries and accumulators\n379\nRepair, assembly, specialist installation of electrical equipment\nThe installation of electricity in buildings is classified under Group No 403\n38\nManufacture of transport equipment\n381\nShipbuilding, repairing and maintenance\n381.1\nBuilding and repair of seagoing vessels\n381.2\nBuilding and repair of inland waterway vessels\n381.3\nBuilding and repair of boats and yachts\n381.4\nPainting of ships\n381.5\nBreakers' yards\n382\nManufacture of standard- and narrow-gauge railway rolling stock for public transport\n382.1\nBuilding of locomotives of train carriages, tramcars and other railway vehicles\n382.2\nRepair of railway rolling stock\n383\nManufacture of motor vehicles and spare parts thereof\n383.1\nManufacture and assembly of motor vehicles (including road tractors) and of engines\n383.2\nManufacture of coach work, trailers and skips\n383.3\nManufacture of equipment, accessories and spare parts for motor vehicles\n384\nRepair of motor vehicles, motorcycles or cycles\n384.1\nServicing of engines; repair and painting of motor vehicles and motorcycles\n384.2\nRepair of bicycles and power-assisted cycles\n385\nManufacture of cycles, motorcycles and parts thereof\n385.1\nManufacture of motorcycles, cycles and power-assisted cycles\n385.2\nManufacture of accessories and spare parts for motorcycles and cycles\n386\nManufacture and repair of aircraft\n386.1\nConstruction of aeroplanes (including engines)\n386.2\nRepair of aeroplanes\n389\nManufacture of transport equipment not elsewhere classified\n389.1\nManufacture of baby carriages\n389.2\nManufacture of animal-drawn vehicles\n389.3\nManufacture of other transport equipment\n39\nMiscellaneous manufacturing industries\n391\nManufacture of precision instruments and measuring and controlling instruments\n391.1\nManufacture of meters for gas, water and other liquids (including petrol pump meters)\n391.2\nManufacture of measuring, controlling and regulating instruments\n391.3\nManufacture of navigational, hydrological and meteorological instruments\n391.4\nManufacture of drawing and mathematical instruments\n391.5\nManufacture of precision dimensional measuring instruments\n391.6\nManufacture of precision weighing machinery, laboratory apparatus and teaching equipment\n391.9\nManufacture of other precision instruments\n392\nManufacture of medico-surgical instruments, and equipment and orthopaedic appliances (except orthopaedic footwear)\n392.1\nManufacture of physician's diagnostic apparatus\n392.2\nManufacture of medico-surgical articles\n392.3\nManufacture of dental instruments and appliances\n392.4\nManufacture of prosthetic and orthopaedic appliances\n393\nManufacture of photographic and optical equipment\n393.1\nManufacture of lenses and frames for eye glasses, glasses and equipment for opticians\n393.2\nManufacture of precision optical equipment\n393.3\nManufacture of photographic and cinematographic equipment\n394\nManufacture and repair of watches and clocks\n394.1\nManufacture of watches, clocks and spare parts thereof\n394.2\nRepair of watches and clocks\n395\nJewellery and precious metal manufacturing\n395.1\nJewellery\n395.2\nDiamond cutting\n395.3\nLapidary work\n395.4\nManufacture of costume jewellery\n395.5\nStriking of coins and medals\n396\nManufacture and repair of musical instruments\n396.1\nManufacture and repair of keyboard instruments (organs, harpsichords, pianos); piano tuning\n396.2\nManufacture and repair of other musical instruments\nAccordions; wind instruments; percussion instruments; stringed instruments\n397\nManufacture of games, toys and sporting and athletic goods\n399\nOther manufacturing industries\n399.1\nManufacture of fountain pens and ball-point pens\n399.2\nManufacturing industries not elsewhere specified\nArt industries; manufacture of articles of ivory, meerschaum, bone, horn, etc.; manufacture of fancy goods and smokers' requisites; stuffed animal manufacturing (taxidermy); other manufacturing industries\n4. BUILDING AND CIVIL ENGINEERING\n40\nConstruction\n400\nConstruction (non-specialised); demolition\nUndertakings whose principal activity varies or is insufficiently distinguishable to be attributed to one or other type of construction\n400.1\nNon-specialised construction\nThe manufacture and assembly, or the assembly only, of metal structures is classified under Group 353\n400.2\nDemolition\n401\nConstruction of buildings' (dwellings or other)\n401.1\nGeneral building work\n401.2\nRoofing\n401.3\nConstruction of chimneys and furnaces\n401.4\nWeatherproofing\n401.5\nRe-dressing and maintenance of facades\n401.6\nScaffolding\n401.7\nOther building activities (including structural work)\n402\nCivil engineering; building of roads, bridges, railways, etc.\n402.1\nGeneral civil engineering\n402.2\nEarth-moving work above ground\n402.3\nBuilding of engineering structures on land (above or below ground)\n402.4\nBuilding of inland waterway and maritime engineering structures\n402.5\nHighway construction (including airport and runway construction)\n402.6\nSpecialist activities in other fields of civil engineering (including installation of road-signs and signals and seamarks, installation of mains and pipelines for gas, water and oil, and installation of electric power transmission and telecommunication lines)\n403\nInstallation work\n403.1\nGeneral installation\n403.2\nServices (gas, water and sanitary equipment installation)\n403.3\nHeating and ventilation installation (installation of central-heating, air-conditioning and ventilation plant)\n403.4\nHeat, sound and vibration insulation\n403.5\nInstallation of electricity\n403.6\nInstallation of aerials, lightning conductors, telephones, etc.\n404\nDecorating and finishing\n404.1\nGeneral decorating and finishing\n404.2\nPlastering\n404.3\nWoodwork, with particular reference to installation of wooden fittings (including laying of wooden floors)\n404.4\nPainting and. glazing, wallpapering\n404.5\nApplication of facings and coverings for floors and walls (fixing of tiles, other floor coverings and adhesive finishings)\n404.6\nMiscellaneous finishing work (including installation of stoves and fireplaces, etc.)\n5. 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      "text": "The manufacture of panels agglomerated with mineral binders is classified under Group 335."
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      "text": "The insulating tubes (mainly in non-ferrous metals and lined with proofed material) are classified under electrical construction."
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      "text": "For France and Belgium in particular."
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      "text": "Not carried out by railway companies."
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