CLANAE C—Manufacturing industry

Where C sits

1. C Manufacturing industry

Contains 24 narrower codes

• 10 Food product manufacturing
• 11 Beverage preparation
• 12 Tobacco product manufacturing
• 13 Manufacture of textile products, except clothing
• 14 Clothing manufacturing; finishing and dyeing of leather
• 15 Tanning and finishing of leather; manufacture of leather goods, saddlery and footwear and of its parts
• 16 Production of timber and manufacture of wood and cork products, except furniture; manufacture of straw and plaiting materials
• 17 Paper and paper product manufacturing
• 18 Printing and playback of recordings
• 19 Manufacture of coke and petroleum refining products
• 20 Manufacturing of chemical substances and products
• 21 Manufacturing of pharmaceutical products, medicinal chemicals and botanical products for pharmaceutical use
• 22 Manufacturing of rubber and plastic products
• 23 Manufacturing of non-metallic mineral products
• 24 Manufacturing of common metals
• 25 Manufacture of fabricated metal products, except machinery and equipment
• 26 Manufacturing of computer, electronic and optical products
• 27 Manufacture of machinery and electronic equipment n.e.c.
• 28 Manufacture of machinery and equipment n.e.c.
• 29 Manufacturing of motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers
• 30 Manufacture of transport equipment n.e.c.
• 31 Furniture and mattress manufacturing
• 32 Manufacturing industries n.e.c.
• 33 Repair, maintenance and installation of machines and equipment

What C includes

• Manufacturing is defined as the physical and chemical transformation of materials and components into new products, whether the work is carried out by machine or by hand, in a factory or at home, and whether the products are sold wholesale or retail. It also includes waste recycling.
• Treatment of construction-related activities: Activities that produce materials and structures for construction, such as cement, bricks, concrete, metal structures, wood or metal joinery, etc., are included in different divisions of this category. In the specific case of concrete, if it is produced on the construction site, it falls under ""Construction"" (division 41).
• The assembly or installation of industrial equipment such as boilers, industrial furnaces, elevators, escalators, etc., as well as the on-site assembly of complete prefabricated structures by third parties (i.e., assembly carried out by units other than the production units), should be considered construction (division 41). Conversely, if the activity is carried out by the producing company, it should be classified in the corresponding manufacturing subclass.
• The assembly and installation of machinery and equipment in mines, factories, commercial buildings, and other establishments, when it constitutes a specialized activity, is included in the subclass corresponding to the machinery and equipment manufacturing industry.
• The assembly and installation of machinery and equipment performed as a service related to the sale of products by a unit primarily engaged in manufacturing (category C) or wholesale (division 46) or retail (division 47) trade is included in the class corresponding to the unit's principal activity.
• Major modifications, renovations, and reconstructions of goods are considered part of the manufacturing industry.
• Units engaged in repairing office machinery are included in subclass 33.121, and those that repair computer equipment are included in subclass 95.110. Units whose main activity consists of repairing motor vehicles are classified in division 45 ""Sale, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles; Retail sale of fuels for motor vehicles.
• Treatment of components, parts, and accessories: The manufacture of special components, parts, accessories, and attachments for machinery and equipment is generally included in the class corresponding to the manufacture of the machinery and equipment for which such components, parts, accessories, and attachments are intended. However, the manufacture of special components and accessories by molding or extruding plastic materials is classified in class 22.20.
• The manufacture of non-special components and parts for machinery and equipment (for example, engines, pistons, electric motors, electrical assemblies, valves, gears, and roller bearings) is included in the manufacturing industry class, regardless of the machinery and equipment for which they are intended.
• Industrial services: The concept of preservation in the industrial sense is understood in the ClaNAE (National Classification of Food Products) as the set of processes by which perishable products are maintained in hygienic and sanitary conditions for their subsequent intermediate or final consumption. Without being exhaustive, preservation processes may include: The following are examples: - Preservation by heat: sterilization, pasteurization, etc. - Preservation by cold: freezing, refrigeration - Drying, dehydration, and freeze-drying - Salting - Smoking - Pickling - Marinating - Ionizing radiation - Humidity control in products.
• In many cases, it is impossible to separate the industrial activity involved in these processes from the activity that produces the product that will undergo preservation. Therefore, in the ClaNAE (National Classification of Food Products), preservation processes are implicit in production activities. For example, milk processing (subclass 10.501) includes milk cooling and pasteurization facilities; in the case of red meat processing plants (subclasses 10.101 and 10.104), the transformation of fresh meat into chilled or frozen meat takes place in the industrial refrigeration plants included in these categories.
• This new version of the ClaNAE incorporates a new branch, 10.900 "Industrial services for the production of food and beverages" which includes the services of companies independent of production but which carry out processes of food and beverage production.

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