OKVED 2 47—Retail trade, except for trade in motor vehicles and motorcycles

Where 47 sits

1. G Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles
2. 47 Retail trade, except for trade in motor vehicles and motorcycles

Contains 9 narrower codes

• 47.1 Retail trade in non-specialized stores
• 47.2 Retail trade of food products, beverages and tobacco products in specialized stores
• 47.3 Retail sale of motor fuel in specialized stores
• 47.4 Retail trade of information and communications equipment in specialized stores
• 47.5 Retail trade of other household goods in specialized stores
• 47.6 Retail trade of cultural and entertainment goods in specialized stores
• 47.7 Retail trade of other goods in specialized stores
• 47.8 Retail trade in non-stationary retail facilities and markets
• 47.9 Retail trade outside of stores, stalls, and markets

What 47 includes

• Resale (sale without transformation) of new and used goods for personal or household use, or use by shops, department stores, stalls, mail order houses, door-to-door delivery services, traders, consumer cooperatives, etc. Retail trade is classified primarily by type of retail establishment (retail trade in general purpose stores - groups 47.1 through 47.7, retail trade not in stores - groups 47.8 through 47.9 ). Retail trade in general purpose stores includes: retail sales of used goods (grouping 47.9 ). For retail sales in department stores, a distinction is further made between retail sales in specialized stores (groupings 47.2 through 47.7 ) and retail sales in non-specialized stores (grouping 47.1 ). The above-mentioned groups are further subdivided according to the range of products sold. Sales of goods not through department stores are subdivided according to the forms of trade, such as retail sales at stalls and markets (grouping 47.8 ) and other retail sales not through department stores, such as mail-order sales, door-to-door sales, vending machines, etc. (grouping 47.9 ). The product range of this group is limited to goods commonly referred to as consumer goods or retail goods. Therefore, goods not usually sold in retail trade, such as cereal grain, ores, industrial equipment, etc., are not included in this group.
• Retail sale of goods such as personal computers, office supplies, paints, or wood, although these products may not be suitable for personal or household use. The processing traditionally used in retail does not affect the basic characteristics of the goods and may include, for example, only sorting, separating, mixing, and packaging.
• Retail trade through commission sales agents and the activities of retail auction houses

47 in other systems