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CLANAE 03.111—Fishing for marine organisms; except when carried out on processing vessels

Subclass · Clasificador Nacional de Actividades Económicas (2010)

Where 03.111 sits

  1. A Agriculture, livestock farming, hunting, forestry and fishing
  2. 03 Fisheries, aquaculture and support services
  3. 03.1 Fishing and support services
  4. 03.11 Marine fishing and harvesting of marine organisms
  5. 03.111 Fishing for marine organisms; except when carried out on processing vessels

What 03.111 includes

  • The capture of fish such as: - pollock - anchovy - anchovy - tuna - southern cod - bacota - catfish - skipjack tuna - sea bream - bonito - forkbeard - mackerel - castaneta - dogfish - grouper - conger eel - silverside - croaker - smooth-hound shark - grenadier - jack mackerel - squid - sole - mullet - common hake - southern hake - Patagonian toothfish - Patagonian toothfish - grouper - pompano - snapper - silverside - whiting - angelfish - swordfish - roosterfish - amberjack - hake - scabbardfish - sawfish - ray - sea bass - red mullet - red mullet - sargo - savorín
  • The harvesting of mollusks and crustaceans such as: - squid - baby squid - shrimp - crab - snail - king crab - prawn - mussel

What 03.111 excludes

  • The manufacture of fishmeal and fish oil (subclass 10.200).
  • The production of soups containing fish, crustaceans, molluscs, or pasta, as well as dehydrated and powdered soups (subclass 10.799).
  • The manufacture and repair of fishing nets (subclasses 13.940 and 33.190).
  • The repair of fishing vessels (subclass 30.110).
  • Services related to hunting and recreational fishing (subclass 93.104).

03.111 in other systems

ANZSICAustralia · New Zealand
ATECOItaly
CNAESpain
HSICHong Kong
ICNEAChina
ISICUnited Nations (global)
JSICJapan
KSICSouth Korea
NACEEuropean Union
NACE-BELBelgium
NAFFrance
NAICSUnited States
NAICS CanadaCanada
NOGASwitzerland
SBINetherlands
SCIANMexico
SICUnited States (legacy)
SNISweden
TSICThailand
UK SICUnited Kingdom
WZGermany

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