KBLI 1709—Other Paper and Paperboard Products Industry

Where 1709 sits

1. C Industry
2. 17 Paper and Paper Products Industry
3. 170 Paper and Paper Products Industry
4. 1709 Other Paper and Paperboard Products Industry

Contains 2 narrower codes

• 17091 Tissue Paper Industry
• 17099 Other Paper and Paperboard Products Industry n.e.c.

What 1709 includes

• Manufacture of hygienic paper for household and personal use as well as cellulose wadding products, such as cleaning wipes, handkerchiefs, towels, napkins, toilet paper, sanitary napkins and diapers for babies, as well as cups, plates and trays;
• Manufacture of textile wadding and textile stuffing products, such as towels/rags and tampons;
• Manufacture of ready-to-use writing paper and printing paper;
• Production of ready-to-use print-out paper for computers;
• Manufacture of ready-to-use photocopy paper;
• Manufacture of ready-to-use stencil paper and carbon paper;
• Making ready-to-use sticky paper or adhesive paper;
• Making envelopes and postcards;
• Making register books, accounting books, binders, albums and similar stationery, whether commercial or for educational purposes;
• Making boxes, bags, wallets and notebooks containing paper layers;
• Manufacture of wallpaper and other wall coverings, including vinyl and textile coated wallpaper;
• Label making;
• Manufacture of filter paper and filter paper boards;
• Manufacture of paper and paperboard rolls, paper and paperboard spools, and the like;
• Manufacture of egg holders and other items made from papier-mâché molds;
• Making new creative paper.

What 1709 excludes

• Manufacture of paper or paperboard on a large scale, see class 1701;
• Printing of paper goods, see class 1811;
• Manufacture of playing cards, see class 3240;
• Manufacture of games and toys from paper and paperboard, see class 3240.

1709 in other systems