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		Industry description
`0`	Aerospace Defense	Manufacturing and services for civil and military aviation, aerospace and defence. Includes weapons, communications systems, equipment and vehicles.
`1`	Aero Defense	Military and civilian aircraft, spacecraft, and unmanned aerial vehicles, with necessary parts and instruments. Also includes defense warfare systems, weaponry, supplies, land-based vehicles, and naval vessels for defense use.
`2`	Aircraft components	Parts for commercial, military and private aircraft, including engines, propulsion systems, avionics and flight instruments.
`3`	Aerospace propulsion	Engines designed to propel military or civil aircraft, either jet or propeller powered, including helicopter engines and those used in drones.
`4`	Aircraft instrumentation	Electronic and mechanical aircraft instruments for controlling, monitoring and operating flight systems.
`5`	Aircraft Electronics	Electronic systems for aircraft, spacecraft and satellites, including flight control, monitoring, communication and navigation. Also includes weather monitoring and collision-avoidance devices.
`6`	Weapons	Weapons, ammunition and other military supplies, including the businesses that import, export and trade them.
`7`	Heavy weaponry	Heavy firepower weaponry used in military ground, air or sea operations. Types of artillery include cannons, howitzers, mortars, anti-tank or anti-aircraft weapons. Can be fixed position or mobile weaponry.
`8`	Explosive devices	Explosive devices that can be dropped from the air, detonated remotely or constructed with a fuse for delayed detonation. Included are timing devices or percussion devices used to ignite or set off bombs.
`9`	Laser technology	Data on actual and expected commercial product deliveries.
`10`	Firearms	Handheld guns such as pistols, revolvers, rifles, shotguns, machine guns or sub-machine guns, as well as guns that shoot pellets, tear gas or blanks. Gun accessories like scopes or silencers are also included.
`11`	Army Supplies	Military equipment, gear, supplies and other non-weapon items. Excludes heavy equipment and advanced technology.
`12`	Missiles and warheads	Short, mid or long range missiles and warheads, powered by rockets or engines, can be ballistic, antiballistic or guided, with warheads being either conventional or nuclear.
`13`	Ammunition	Ammunition and related materials, including bullets, propellants, explosives, fuses, cartridges, warheads, grenades, mines and artillery shells.
`14`	Aircraft	Civilian aircraft for commercial, private or recreational use, including cargo planes, helicopters and passenger aircraft.
`15`	Cargo aircraft	Commercial or private aircraft transport all kinds of freight, including container freight, bulk goods, package or mail delivery.
`16`	Autonomous Drones	Unmanned autonomous or remotely controlled reusable aircraft.
`17`	Helicopter	Helicopters and other aircraft that use rotors or vertical lift for commercial or private passenger and cargo transport.
`18`	Passenger aircraft	Aircraft used by airlines to transport passengers for profit.
`19`	Recreational aviation	Recreational aircraft and parts, including light sport, ultra light, and micro light aircraft, as well as gliders, excluding model airplanes.
`20`	Military Aircraft	Military aircraft, including combat and support aircraft, helicopters, unmanned aircraft and experimental designs for defence use.
`21`	Combat aircraft	Combat aircraft are heavily armed vehicles used in warfare. This category includes fighter and attack planes, helicopters, bombers, and training aircraft for combat flight personnel. Additionally, specialty aircraft like anti-submarine and patrol planes are also considered combat aircraft.
`22`	Unmanned Aerial Vehicles	Reusable military aircraft that fly without personnel on board, controlled autonomously or by a remote operator. Uses include combat, reconnaissance and logistics.
`23`	Military helicopters	Military rotary-wing or VTOL aircraft used for combat and support operations.
`24`	Military support aircraft	Military aircraft used for various purposes, such as combat support, cargo and troop transport, medical evacuation, reconnaissance, surveillance, and target acquisition aircraft.
`25`	Military Defense	Military systems for missiles, electronic warfare, navigation, communications, surveillance, detection and imaging.
`26`	Chemical and biological agent detectors	Devices or equipment such as chemical monitors or bio-sensors used to detect the presence of chemical or biological agents.
`27`	Military Detection and Guidance Systems	Military detection and guidance equipment, including navigation sensors, transmitters, orbit tracking systems, gyroscopes, motion sensors, laser guides, laser designators and homing devices.
`28`	Military electronic warfare	Military systems using the electromagnetic spectrum: communications jamming, radio frequency interception, electromagnetic energy monitoring, transmissions interception, protective countermeasures.
`29`	GPS Navigation Systems	Satellite and ground-based systems that determine position, track movement or provide timing information on Earth, including GPS satellites and receivers.
`30`	Infrared Imaging	Equipment for imaging with infrared-sensitive film or sensors and filters that block most visible light. Includes infrared film, cameras and lenses, plus thermal imaging and night-vision devices that use the infrared spectrum.
`31`	Military Communication	Military communications equipment and services for combat, battlefield operations and intelligence. Includes networks, information systems, electronics, software, and systems for command, control, communications and intelligence (C3I).
`32`	Military missile systems	Complex systems for integrated missile use for military purposes, including systems or programs for missile launch, guidance, targeting, operation, or propulsion.
`33`	Radar and sonar	Electronic equipment that detects objects or measures their position and distance. Includes radar and sonar for tracking missiles, aircraft and ships.
`34`	Surveillance equipment	Equipment for gathering intelligence through live or recorded images and sound, including concealed cameras and listening devices.
`35`	Military simulation tools	Machines or computer programs simulating machines or people for military purposes like flight, combat, and weapons maintenance.
`36`	Military Land Vehicles	Military land vehicles, including tanks, armoured vehicles, transport vehicles, mine-laying and detection vehicles, amphibious vehicles and logistics vehicles.
`37`	Navy Ships	Military ships and submarines used for combat, support or other naval services.
`38`	Surface naval vessels	Surface naval vessels including combat, transport, and support vessels.
`39`	Submarines	Submarines that operate underwater independently. Excludes craft that must be launched from another vessel.
`40`	Non-lethal weapons	Military weapons intended to temporarily incapacitate, disorient or deter people without permanent injury, using energy, irritants or odours.
`41`	Spacecraft	Any craft or object designed for orbital or sub-orbital space flight includes rockets and equipment used to launch or propel such craft into or through space, or for guidance, navigation and control during spaceflight.
`42`	Missile technology	Defense and civilian rockets for various applications, including combat, air-to-ground missiles, sea-to-air missiles, and launch or booster rockets for NASA and civilian space operations.
`43`	Communications spacecraft	Unmanned spacecraft that collect and transmit data, including geostationary communications satellites.
`44`	Aerospace and defence services	Services including airport operations, air traffic control, aerial and satellite imaging, fueling, leasing, and maintenance of aircraft and military vehicles. Military logistic services are also provided.
`45`	Air and Space Imaging	Capture, analyze, and distribute aerial or satellite images of Earth for various purposes such as mapping, weather forecasting, monitoring, reconnaissance, data collection, and exploration beyond Earth's atmosphere.
`46`	Air Traffic Management	Manage air traffic for military, commercial or private aircraft including air routes, flight paths, aircraft position, takeoff and landing order. Tower control operators and airport ground control operators are involved.
`47`	Aircraft Leasing	Aircraft rental and leasing, including private and corporate charters and aircraft leased by airlines.
`48`	Aircraft Service	Maintaining and repairing all aircraft types: military, commercial, or private.
`49`	Airport Management	Management of airport terminals, staff, passenger services and emergency services. Includes public and private airports run by contracted operators.
`50`	Space Services	Launch spacecraft into orbit, support spacecraft operation in orbit and beyond.
`51`	Launch Services	Spacecraft launch services, including preparing carrier rockets, assembling launch systems, fitting payloads and carrying out launches.
`52`	Commercial satellite operations	Operating orbital satellites for commercial purposes, including telecommunications and transmission of data or television signals.
`53`	Fuel Services	Fuel supply and management for military land, air and sea operations and for civilian aviation.
`54`	Military Supply Chain	Military logistics, including transport, facilities, purchasing, distribution, construction, maintenance, warehousing, supply lines and staffing.
`55`	Farming and fishing	Growing, harvesting and processing crops and raising animals for food and other uses. Includes fishing, aquaculture, livestock, dairy, poultry, agricultural services and chemicals.
`56`	Genetic modification for farming	Genetic engineering applied to plant and animal breeding for agriculture purposes.
`57`	Crop Protection	Crop growth promoting chemicals and risk-reducing substances for animals and plants, such as fertilizers, herbicides, pesticides, and fungicides.
`58`	Pesticides for Agriculture	Substances used to eliminate pests, plants, mold, fungi, or rodents.
`59`	Weed killers for agriculture	Herbicides.
`60`	Plant fertilisers	Nutrients supplied to garden plants and crops, including nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium.
`61`	Farm Machinery	Farming machinery such as tractors, cultivators, seeders, irrigation equipment, harvesters, balers and loaders.
`62`	Food processing	Clean, preserve and transform raw agricultural products like crops, milk, seafood and meat into final products.
`63`	Processing Crops	Clean, preserve and process harvested field crops into final products or parts, including sorting, grading, drying, cooling and refrigeration.
`64`	Milk Processing	Clean, preserve, transform milk into finished dairy products or components, pasteurize and homogenize raw milk.
`65`	Seafood Processing	Clean, preserve and transform seafood into finished products or components, including scaling, gutting and filleting.
`66`	Processing meat	Clean, preserve, and process poultry, lamb, beef, and pork into final products or parts, including slaughtering.
`67`	Agricultural Services	Professional services supporting farming, such as farm and ranch management, pest control, herd testing, installation of irrigation systems, and soil testing and improvement.
`68`	Crop Pest Management Services	Crop and livestock pest control services.
`69`	Crop Cultivation	Preparation and production services for farm crops include soil testing, dusting, fertilizing, and harvesting.
`70`	Livestock health services	Diagnosis, monitoring, treatment and prevention of health problems in livestock and other farm animals.
`71`	Farm and land management	Agricultural services and environmental regulatory services provided for maintaining and managing farm land, rangeland, and forests, including issues related to livestock, timber, and crops.
`72`	Agricultural water supply	Water supply and distribution services for agriculture.
`73`	Animal Husbandry Services	Aiding services for breeding, testing, rearing, culling, or butchering cattle and other domestic animals, including genetic testing and artificial insemination.
`74`	Livestock production	Breeding and raising livestock, including dairy cattle, beef cattle, pigs, poultry and bees.
`75`	Cattle	Cattle breeding and raising for slaughter includes feedlots.
`76`	Beekeeping	Beekeeping for honey production.
`77`	Livestock Milk Production	Breeding and maintaining animals for milk production, such as cattle, sheep, and goats.
`78`	Animal Husbandry	Breeding and maintaining animals, including those used for food, labor, laboratory testing and pets.
`79`	Poultry and egg production	Breed and maintain poultry, such as chickens, turkeys, and laying hens.
`80`	Pig Rearing	Breed and maintain hogs and sows for commercial pork production.
`81`	Aquaculture	Farming fish, shellfish and aquatic plants.
`82`	Commercial fishing	Fishing for profit from natural sources.
`83`	Crop Cultivation	Soil and seed preparation, planting, cultivation and harvesting of food and non-food crops, including tobacco, trees and pharmaceutical crops.
`84`	Animal feed crops	Cultivating and harvesting grain, forage and hay crops to provide for livestock nutrition.
`85`	Fruit and nut farming	Cultivating and harvesting fruits and nuts for human consumption, including citrus, seeded and stone fruits, edible berries and nuts. Excludes grape cultivation.
`86`	Grain Cultivation	Cultivating and harvesting cereal and pulse crops, including rice, wheat and peas.
`87`	Non Edible Crops	Cultivating and harvesting non-food plants like tobacco, cotton, and fiber.
`88`	Fuel Crop	Commercial cultivation of crops for ethanol and biodiesel production.
`89`	Fiber Crops	Commercial cultivation of fibre crops, including cotton, hemp, jute, flax, sisal and bamboo.
`90`	Flowers, herbs and ornamental plants	Commercial cultivation of edible flowers, cut flowers, herbs and ornamentals.
`91`	Pharmaceutical crops	Commercial cultivation of genetically engineered crops for pharmaceutical ingredients.
`92`	Tobacco Agriculture	Cultivation of commercial tobacco crops.
`93`	Oilseed crops	Cultivating and harvesting crops for edible seed oils including flaxseed, rapeseed and soybeans.
`94`	Timber Plantations	Privately owned forests that are cultivated and managed for timber production.
`95`	Vegetable farming	Growing and harvesting vegetables for human consumption, including hydroponic and greenhouse production. Excludes vegetable gardening.
`96`	Grape cultivation	Cultivating and harvesting grapes from the vine.
`97`	Organic farming	Organic crop and livestock production without synthetic chemicals, pesticides, fertilizers, feed additives or genetically modified organisms.
`98`	Arts	Applied, performing and visual arts, museums, cultural sites and entertainment. Includes venues, talent agencies, production services and equipment rental.
`99`	Arts and design	Art galleries, visual and performing arts, and applied arts such as commercial art, fashion, industrial design and interior design.
`100`	Applied design	Design of everyday objects and spaces, including commercial art, graphic design and interior design.
`101`	Commercial Design	Art used in advertising and marketing material, print media, medical or scientific illustrations, and corporate logos and design.
`102`	Fashion design	Designing haute couture and mass market apparel and accessories.
`103`	Graphic design	Graphic design using typography, text and images to communicate visually.
`104`	Industrial design	Art that applies aesthetic considerations to the design of manufactured products.
`105`	Interior design	Design of interior spaces in homes and commercial buildings.
`106`	Art galleries	Auctioneers and commercial galleries that exhibit, market and sell art works.
`107`	Live Entertainment	Live performance of music, dance, drama and other entertainment forms in front of an audience.
`108`	Dance	Dance: rhythmic movement, usually accompanied by music.
`109`	Music Shows	Live vocal and instrumental music concerts.
`110`	Theater Productions	Live performances of drama, comedy, musicals and variety shows.
`111`	Opera	Opera combining drama, singing and orchestral music.
`112`	Visual arts	Visual arts, including drawing, painting, printmaking, photography, film, sculpture, ceramics, mosaics and collage.
`113`	Fine art photography	Fine art photography uses the camera as a creative medium.
`114`	Film Production	Creating motion pictures involves directing, producing, scriptwriting and cinematography.
`115`	Painting	Painting on canvas or fabric.
`116`	Sculpture	Sculpture is a piece of art made by shaping stone, wood, metal or plastic.
`117`	Arts and entertainment services	Support services for creating, distributing, and displaying artistic and entertainment products, such as talent agencies, production services, and rentals.
`118`	Film Production Equipment Rental	Rental companies for film and video production supply cameras, lighting, grip equipment, microphones, mixers, trucks, and electrical gear.
`119`	Media Production	Film and video production studios and companies that shoot, edit, produce, and distribute content.
`120`	Artist representation	Professional representation for artists and entertainers, including contract, rights and royalty negotiations.
`121`	Cultural attractions	Cultural attractions such as museums, historic sites and monuments.
`122`	Historic sites and monuments	Monuments, sites, and buildings linked to important military, industrial, architectural, cultural, religious, or historical events.
`123`	Museums	Institutions that acquire, preserve and display artistic, historical, scientific or cultural objects.
`124`	Entertainment	Entertainment venues such as amusement parks, casinos, cinemas, zoos, aquariums and circuses. Includes adult entertainment; generally excludes performing arts.
`125`	Adult entertainment	Sexually oriented entertainment, including strip clubs, pornography and erotic dancing.
`126`	Entertainment	Passive recreational and entertainment activities: amusement parks, zoos, aquariums, botanical gardens, circuses, casinos and cinemas.
`127`	Amusement parks	Games, thrill rides, water rides and other attractions designed for large-scale amusement and entertainment.
`128`	Gaming	Gambling venues with table games, gaming machines and ticket-based games.
`129`	Circuses	A Troupe presenting live animal acts, acrobats, trapeze artists, clowns, and musicians.
`130`	Film Exhibition	Cinemas showing movies on one or more screens.
`131`	Zoos and botanical gardens	Zoos, aquariums, nature reserves, botanical gardens and arboretums with collections of plants or animals.
`132`	Wagering	Operation of games involving wagering money to win money, including casino, online, sports book, and other forms of betting.
`133`	Sports Betting	Accepting and paying off bets on sports events.
`134`	Casino hotels	Casino gambling and overnight lodging facilities.
`135`	Online gambling	Internet-based commercial wagering.
`136`	Entertainment Technology	Hardware and software supporting creation, distribution, and display of entertainment, including audio, video, and multimedia.
`137`	Consumer audio and video equipment	Sound and video systems for consumers.
`138`	Entertainment Technology Design	Technology design and development for entertainment purposes, including audio and broadcast technology, animation and computer generated imagery.
`139`	3D video technology	Hardware and software used to record and project 3D video images.
`140`	Animation	Animation created by showing still images in rapid succession.
`141`	Sound Engineering	Design and development of technology for delivering electronic audio signals.
`142`	Broadcast Tech	Developing technology for broadcasting electronic signals.
`143`	Computer Graphics	Generate graphical images and animations using computers.
`144`	Interactive entertainment	Games and entertainment that respond to participants, including video games and interactive attractions at theme parks.
`145`	Theater Lighting	Specialized illumination and light technology in theaters, stadiums, galleries and entertainment venues.
`146`	Video creation	Equipment and software for creating, editing and sharing video, animation and recorded audio. Includes adding text, graphics, sound and interactive elements.
`147`	Genetic engineering	Genetic engineering and cell or tissue culture used to develop products in biology, agriculture, food science and medicine.
`148`	Computational biology	Computer Science, Applied Mathematics and Statistics applied to solve biological problems including biomodeling, genomics and molecular modeling.
`149`	Biomaterials for tissue and organ replacement	Biocompatible material used in the replacement of body organs or tissues, including skin grafts, bone implants, organs and encapsulated cell technology.
`150`	Biomedical Research	Tools, equipment and materials for biological research.
`151`	Biotherapeutics	Treatments made using biotechnology, including proteins, antibodies, nucleic acids, gene therapies and vaccines.
`152`	Biosimilar medicines	Biological medicines made as substitutes for a specific treatment produced by another company.
`153`	Blood Derived Products	Medical treatments and therapies from blood components such as plasma, platelets, red blood cells, and immunoglobulins.
`154`	Cell Therapy	Cells for therapy and transplantation, such as embryonic, stem, fetal, adult, autologous, allogenic, xenogenic, genetically engineered, immunological and cord blood cells.
`155`	Genetic Medicine	Genetic materials used for disease treatment, such as genes, DNA, RNA and nucleic acids.
`156`	Immune system modulators	Substances that increase or suppress the immune response, including cytokines, monoclonal antibodies, antigens and fusion proteins.
`157`	Vaccines	Biological preparations that help the immune system recognise and respond to a disease-causing organism.
`158`	Medical enzymes and toxins	Enzymes and bio-toxins used in clinical medicine.
`159`	Genomic Technology	Equipment, software, reagents and instruments for studying genes, DNA, genomes and other genetic material.
`160`	Industrial biotechnology	Biological materials like cells, crops, or enzymes are used to produce biofuels, biological catalysts for industrial chemical reactions, bioremediation agents, and bioorganic materials.
`161`	Tissue engineering	Living cells manipulated into functional tissue for therapeutic or medical diagnostic applications.
`162`	Chemical Products	Chemical substances produced mainly by synthetic processes, in solid, liquid or gaseous form.
`163`	Alcohol compounds	Compounds with a hydroxyl functional group attached to a carbon atom including methanol, propanol, butanol, and commercially manufactured ethanol.
`164`	Food Additives	Food additives for preservation, flavor enhancement, or appearance improvement.
`165`	Chemical Services	Chemical purchasing, storage, transport, analysis, testing and disposal services.
`166`	Chemical analysis	Analyze trace chemical levels in products, materials and additives, including separation analysis, contamination detection and spectroscopy.
`167`	Chemical waste disposal and cleaning	Chemical waste and drum disposal, hazardous chemicals recycling, chemical cleaning services, wastewater removal, site reclamation services.
`168`	Chemical Haulage	Bulk transport of liquids and chemicals, usually by rail or truck, with safety and security measures for hazardous substances.
`169`	Bulk Chemicals	Chemicals produced and sold in large volumes.
`170`	Chemical Ingredients	Chemicals used in the manufacture of cosmetics, toiletries and household products.
`171`	Skin Care Ingredients	Chemicals used in the manufacture of skin care products include surfactants, emollients, cleansing agents and moisturizers.
`172`	Cleaning Chemicals	Chemicals for making soaps and detergents, including disinfectants, antimicrobial agents, surfactants, chemicals derived from fats and oils, and sanitizers.
`173`	Industrial gases	Commercial gases for industrial use.
`174`	Organic Salts	Salts with melting points below 100 degrees Celsius, also called ionic liquids, used in industry and chemistry.
`175`	Organic and inorganic chemicals	Carbon compounds are found in organic chemicals, while inorganic chemicals do not.
`176`	Inorganic chemicals	Mineral substances of chemical origin.
`177`	Organic chemicals	Substances containing carbon-hydrogen bond.
`178`	Bioplastics	Biodegradable plastic derived from renewable biomass rather than from petroleum.
`179`	Chemical pest control	Pesticides eradicate plant and animal pests.
`180`	Petrochemicals	Petroleum or natural gas derived chemicals.
`181`	Synthetic medicines	Artificial pharmaceutical substances.
`182`	Pigments and dyes	Synthetic colourants, including insoluble pigments and soluble dyes.
`183`	Polymer materials	Polymer materials that can be moulded, extruded or cast into shapes and films, or drawn into textile fibres.
`184`	Small plastic particles	Plastic pieces smaller than five millimetres, including microfibres, microbeads, plastic pellets and fragments from larger plastic items.
`185`	Refrigerants (cooling chemicals)	Substances used in a heat pump and refrigeration cycle.
`186`	Specialty chemicals	Chemicals produced and sold in smaller volumes for special purposes, including additives, adhesives, bleaching agents, printing ink, paints, sealants and textile chemicals.
`187`	Specialty industrial chemicals	Industrial chemicals used as absorbents, antioxidants, corrosion inhibitors, lubricants, thickeners or water repellants. Excludes food additives.
`188`	Adhesives	Chemicals used for bonding various materials such as thermoplastics, thermosetting adhesives, polyurethane, and epoxy.
`189`	Ammonia	Chemical gas that is manufactured as anhydrous ammonia or ammonium hydroxide.
`190`	Bleaching chemicals	Color-removing oxidizing chemicals.
`191`	Carbon black	Carbon black made by partially burning liquid hydrocarbons. Used in tires, rubber, plastics and printing inks.
`192`	Solvents and degreasers	Chemical solvents and degreasers used in household, industrial and commercial cleaning products.
`193`	Chemicals for electronics manufacturing	Chemicals used in mechanical polishing, wafer cleaning and surface preparation of circuit boards and semiconductor chips.
`194`	Explosives	Chemicals that react violently when mixed or ignited, including blasting agents and primary, deflagrating and detonating explosives.
`195`	Fat and oil derivatives	Chemicals made from fats and oils, including tallow, rosins and stearic acid.
`196`	Chemical Coatings	Coatings and related chemicals, including epoxy, enamel, latex paint, varnishes, lacquers, wood and concrete stains, solvents and thinners.
`197`	Ink manufacturing	Resins, pigments, solvents, dyes, coatings and additives used to manufacture printing ink.
`198`	Waterproofing chemicals	Use silicone or polyurethane materials to create a moisture-resistant protective barrier between two substrates.
`199`	Textile Processing	Chemicals for textile production, including enzymes, pretreatment agents, dyes, coatings, finishing chemicals and colorants.
`200`	Synthetic rubber	Artificial elastomer frequently used as substitute for natural rubber.
`201`	Conglomerates	Groups of companies with different businesses under one corporate structure.
`202`	Property	Construction, sale and leasing of residential, commercial and industrial property. Includes related infrastructure, services and equipment.
`203`	Building	Constructing, renovating or tearing down commercial, industrial and residential buildings and public infrastructure. Includes building prefabricated structures and manufacturing construction machinery.
`204`	Commercial Building	Construction of commercial buildings, including warehouses, shops, offices, factories and power plants.
`205`	Building Machinery	Heavy construction equipment, including asphalt pavers, bulldozers and cranes.
`206`	Building demolition	Demolition of Buildings.
`207`	Infrastructure construction	Construction of roads, bridges, railways, airports, telecommunications structures and utility networks.
`208`	Airport Development	Construction or expansion of airport runways, terminals, access roads and parking facilities.
`209`	Bridge and tunnel construction	Construction and maintenance of bridges, viaducts, tunnels and elevated roads.
`210`	Road Building	Construction and maintenance of streets, roads and highways.
`211`	Marine Infrastructure	Constructing and maintaining docks, piers, intermodal yards, and container transfer terminals.
`212`	Railway Infrastructure	Railroad tracks, electrical and signal systems, terminals, rail yards and subway tunnels are constructed and maintained.
`213`	Prefabricated Structures	Modular and portable buildings fabricated offsite then transported to their intended location.
`214`	Nuclear reactor construction	Building, renovating or demolishing nuclear reactors for controlling a nuclear reaction.
`215`	Home Building	Construction of single-family and multi-family homes, condominiums and apartment buildings.
`216`	Real Estate and Construction	Support services for real estate development, sales, and management, including construction of new and renovated properties, brokers, architects, and design services.
`217`	Building Design	Planning and designing new buildings and renovations.
`218`	Civil and structural engineering	Designing infrastructure, bridges and buildings and overseeing their construction.
`219`	Building systems installation and maintenance	Install and maintain electrical, plumbing, heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems.
`220`	Landscape design	Landscape design for residential, commercial and public buildings, and for public spaces.
`221`	Lease Management	Renting or leasing property and buildings, commercial and residential, managed by real estate service companies.
`222`	Property Leasing	Leasing commercial property and buildings, including warehouses, office space, and retail space.
`223`	Property management	Property management, including maintenance, rent collection, repairs, utility bills and tax payments.
`224`	Property valuation	Assessment of the financial value of Land and Buildings.
`225`	Real estate brokerage	Helping buyers and sellers market, find, buy and sell property.
`226`	Property Development	Coordinating property development or renovation, including land acquisition, design, construction finance and marketing.
`227`	Property inspections	Assessing the condition of buildings and land, looking for structural flaws, code violations, safety hazards, and potential environmental issues.
`228`	Land and property appraisal	Assessing and describing the value, measurements and features of land and property.
`229`	Real property	Development, sale and management of residential, commercial, industrial and mixed-use property.
`230`	Real estate investment trusts (REITs)	Companies that manage real estate assets to generate returns for shareholders.
`231`	Industrial property REITs	Real estate investment trusts focused on industrial properties, warehouses and distribution facilities.
`232`	Office property REITs	Real estate investment trusts focused on office properties.
`233`	Residential property REITs	Residential real estate investment trusts specializing in homes, condos, and apartments.
`234`	Specialty REITs	REITs specialize in specific market segments like hotels, entertainment, or healthcare.
`235`	Diversified real estate	Commercial, residential, industrial, storage and mixed-use real estate.
`236`	Income-producing property	Profit-generating real estate such as office space, retail stores, and farmland.
`237`	Industrial real estate	Industrial real estate for factories and related facilities.
`238`	Mixed Use Property	Mixed-use properties like retail, office, or residential land/buildings.
`239`	Residential Property	Residential real estate including single and multi-family homes, condominiums, and apartment buildings.
`240`	Storage and distribution properties	Property for storing and distributing goods, including self-storage facilities.
`241`	Consumer Products	Consumer goods for personal, home or garden use. Includes cosmetics, jewelry, toiletries, appliances, electronics, furnishings, tools and pet products.
`242`	Household appliances	Home use machines, such as refrigerators, stoves, washers, dryers, vacuums, toasters, and coffee makers.
`243`	Energy-efficient appliances	Energy-efficient, eco-friendly appliances made of renewable materials.
`244`	Small household appliances	Home appliances that are often portable and placed on a table or counter include sewing machines, space heaters, microwaves, and blenders.
`245`	Smart appliances	Remote or automated control of appliances through device and software connectivity.
`246`	Major Appliances	Large household appliances, including air conditioners, refrigerators and washing machines.
`247`	Consumer electronics	Devices ranging from entertainment systems to smaller devices like DVRs, radios, and cameras are sold to end-users.
`248`	Sound Equipment	Electronic devices and related equipment that transmit and amplify audio signals to the listener, usually music. Includes speakers, headsets and CD players, but not professional equipment.
`249`	Sound Recording Devices	Equipment for recording, processing and transcribing voice, music and other audio.
`250`	Headphones	Personalized listening devices resembling earphones that sit snugly over the listener's ears.
`251`	High-fidelity audio equipment	High quality sound reproduction equipment and electronic components.
`252`	Portable music players	Portable music players.
`253`	Radios	Devices that transmit, receive and process radio signals to play music and other audio.
`254`	Sound equipment	Devices that convert electrical signals into sound for commercial venues or home entertainment.
`255`	Automotive Entertainment	Systems for playing pre-recorded sound or movies in cars.
`256`	Digital cameras	Capture and convert visual images into digital images.
`257`	Mobile phones	Portable, handheld electronic devices primarily used for transmitting voice or text messages over a cellular telecommunications network.
`258`	Video Technology	Consumer devices that transmit or display video, including televisions, video cameras and DVD players. Excludes professional equipment.
`259`	Broadcasting equipment	Devices used for the broadcast transmission and reception of audio and video signals.
`260`	Digital video recorders	Electronic devices that record video to a disk drive, flash drive or other memory medium, storing the video in a digital format for playback on a separate screen.
`261`	DVD players	Devices that play audio and video stored on DVDs.
`262`	Home Entertainment Systems	Home entertainment systems that combine devices for playing audio and video.
`263`	Media Players	Portable electronic devices displaying video and audio in various formats.
`264`	TV manufacturing	Devices for receiving and displaying transmitted video images on a screen.
`265`	Video Recording Devices	Devices that capture and record video.
`266`	Video game consoles	Equipment that makes up a video game console, including its user controls and hardware for reading games.
`267`	Video Projection	Projectors that use a lens to focus light and display video.
`268`	Smart Wearables	Wearable accessories integrating computer and advanced electronic technologies like smartwatches.
`269`	Smartwatches	Electronic wristwatches with a mobile operating system, or a connection to a device running one. Usually includes a touchscreen and Bluetooth or another network connection.
`270`	Home Essentials	Furnishings, hardware and disposable products for homes and gardens, including furniture, fixtures, tools, tableware, kitchenware and bathroom products.
`271`	Household Cleaning Products	Cleaning products for personal property, such as detergents, waxes, and sponges. Excludes products for professional use.
`272`	Home Decor	Home decoration products like floor coverings, wall coverings, light fixtures, and curtains.
`273`	Flooring Materials	Floor finishing products: hardwoods, parquet, laminates, tiles, vinyl, carpeting.
`274`	Carpets	Floor coverings with a pile layer attached to a backing.
`275`	Furniture	Furniture for sitting, sleeping and storing belongings.
`276`	Interior Textiles	Textile products for furnishing and decorating homes, including carpets, curtains, linens, pillow covers, blankets, tablecloths, towels and upholstery fabrics.
`277`	Light fixtures	Lamps and other equipment for indoor and outdoor lighting, including chandeliers, wall lights, ceiling lights, spotlights and landscape lighting. May use fluorescent or incandescent bulbs.
`278`	Coverings for walls	Wall coverings and decorative finishes, including wallpaper, paneling, tiles, faux finishes, tapestries and other textile hangings. Excludes drywall, sheetrock and plaster.
`279`	Home Tools	Home and garden tools including manual and automated devices such as rakes, screwdrivers and power drills.
`280`	Garden Tools	Tools for gardening, greenhouse, yard, and house plants include trowels, pruning shears, rakes, lawn mowers, and hedge trimmers, excluding farming or agriculture equipment.
`281`	Hand tools	Tools portable enough to be easily maneuvered by hand include chisels, drills, hammers, pliers, saws, and wrenches. These tools can be manual or power tools.
`282`	Power tools	Tools powered by electricity, gas or compressed air for professional or home use. Includes drills, saws, nail guns, sanders, polishers, routers and mowers.
`283`	Household Paper Products	Disposable paper products primarily for household use.
`284`	Home goods	Household items such as pots, pans, cutlery, step stools and rubbish bins.
`285`	Recreational Products	Sports and recreation equipment, toys and musical instruments. Excludes consumer electronics.
`286`	Exercise Equipment	Exercise devices, such as free weights, weight-lifting machines and treadmills.
`287`	Musical instruments	Musical instruments, including brass, string and percussion instruments.
`288`	Personal Recreation	Personal recreation products such as bicycles, personal watercraft, and camping equipment.
`289`	Athletic Equipment	Sporting goods.
`290`	Swimming pools and baths	Pools and baths for swimming or other water recreation.
`291`	Children's Entertainment	Children's educational entertainment products.
`292`	Clothing and personal care products	Products for personal use, such as clothing, accessories, cosmetics, and toiletries.
`293`	Marijuana	Products with cannabis or cannabinoids.
`294`	Cannabis retail	Legally sold marijuana from retail or medical dispensaries.
`295`	Electronic cigarettes	Handheld electronic devices that mimic the sensation of smoking tobacco.
`296`	Fashion items	Clothing and accessories worn for practical purposes or appearance.
`297`	Clothing	Clothing made from fabric, leather or other wearable materials.
`298`	Fashion accessories	Apparel accessories include gloves, purses, belts, ties, hats and scarves.
`299`	Flowers and plants	Flowers cut fresh, potted plants, house plants.
`300`	Footwear	Footwear including work boots, trainers, slippers and specialist sports shoes.
`301`	Jewellery	Ornaments made of precious stones, metals, gems or imitation gems, such as rings, earrings, necklaces and bracelets. Includes costume jewelry.
`302`	Hygiene and Beauty	Hygiene and beauty products sold without a prescription, such as toothpaste, mouthwash, cosmetics, and fragrances.
`303`	Beauty products	Non-prescription beauty products applied to the body without changing its structure or functions.
`304`	Stationery	Writing implements and materials: paper, envelopes, notepads, pens, markers.
`305`	Tobacco products	Tobacco leaves are used to make consumer products such as cigarettes, cigars, chewing tobacco, and loose tobacco.
`306`	Animal Supplies	Pet care, grooming, food and supplies, including toys, pet handling devices and carriers.
`307`	Education	Education services and products from preschool to university. Includes schools, colleges, vocational training, tutoring, exam preparation and educational supplies.
`308`	Privately operated public schools	Publicly funded primary and secondary schools run by private operators, with more freedom to set staffing, curriculum and educational standards.
`309`	Continuing education	Further education beyond full-time studies includes certification, licensing, training programs, and higher education credits.
`310`	Distance learning	Courses taken away from a school or campus, including correspondence courses, online classes and webinars.
`311`	Driving Education	Commercial instruction in automobile driving and road safety.
`312`	Education consulting	Advice for schools, parents and students on matters such as admissions, placement and budgets.
`313`	Education support services	Online and distance learning, scholarship brokers, test preparation, career counseling and educational support such as tutoring and academic counseling.
`314`	Educational Guidance	Advice for prospective and enrolled students on educational goals, course choices and future plans.
`315`	Job Guidance	Career advice and support for people looking for work.
`316`	Educational Funding	Paid services that help applicants find and apply for charitable funding, grants and educational awards.
`317`	Exam Preparation	Tutoring, courses, practice tests and study materials for exams such as the SAT and GRE.
`318`	Exam Services	Administering educational, assessment, civil service, or professional licensing exams.
`319`	Workplace training	Independent training providers teaching employees or job applicants specific tasks and skills.
`320`	Private Tutoring	Private tutoring and other individual instruction outside school.
`321`	School Supplies	Educational materials that support or enable programs, including books, computers, desks and specialized tools or equipment.
`322`	Higher education	Education after secondary school, including college, university and postgraduate study.
`323`	Private schools	Private companies or organizations own and operate primary and secondary schools, including boarding, preparatory, parochial schools, and academies.
`324`	Professional Education	Schools offering professional degrees, licenses, or certifications, such as law, business, and medical schools.
`325`	Vocational schools	Schools teaching trades such as carpentry, electronics repair and cooking.
`326`	Fuel	Exploration, extraction, and transportation of raw fuel materials and production of consumer products based on them. Also includes equipment related to fuel materials and energy generation. Excludes electric utilities.
`327`	Mining and production of coal	Mining and producing anthracite, bituminous, sub-bituminous, and lignite coal.
`328`	Coal Extraction	Extracting soft bituminous or hard anthracite coal from the earth, either by surface or underground mining.
`329`	Coal Prospecting	Search for and identify coal deposits on Earth's surface or underground.
`330`	Electricity Generation from Coal	Electricity generation from coal combustion.
`331`	Coal logistics	Moving coal and waste products to locations for burning as fuel, using rail and maritime transport.
`332`	Atomic Power	Nuclear power generation using controlled fission reactions, including fuel materials, power plants and nuclear waste processing.
`333`	Nuclear fuel materials	Nuclear fission materials include uranium, plutonium, thorium, and actinide isotopes.
`334`	Nuclear Energy	Electricity generation from nuclear reaction.
`335`	Nuclear fuel reprocessing	Separating used nuclear fuel into components that can be reused, destroyed, disposed of or stored. Includes plutonium, actinides, radionuclides and metals.
`336`	Oil and natural gas	Liquid or gaseous petroleum hydrocarbon materials can be refined into fuels, lubricants, chemicals, and other raw materials.
`337`	Oil and gas equipment	Equipment for oil and natural gas exploration, extraction and production.
`338`	Oil and gas production	Exploration, extraction, transport and refining of oil and natural gas.
`339`	Oil Gas Exploration	Searching for oil and natural gas deposits, including gravity, magnetic and seismic surveys and exploratory drilling.
`340`	Extraction of oil and gas	Extraction of oil and natural gas from underground hydrocarbon deposits. Includes drilling, pumping and other recovery methods.
`341`	Integrated oil and gas companies	Companies involved in several stages of oil and gas production, including exploration, extraction, refining and distribution.
`342`	Oil and gas pipelines	Oil and gas transport through pipelines, including pipeline management, development, construction and related facilities.
`343`	Oil Gas Refining	Refining crude oil into gasoline, diesel and jet fuel. Also includes processing natural gas into fuel gas and recovering liquids such as propane and butane.
`344`	Oil and gas products	Raw oil and gas and products made from them, including crude oil, diesel and gasoline. Excludes petrochemicals.
`345`	Gas Bottling	Bottling liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and delivering gas containers to customers.
`346`	Crude oil	Unrefined petroleum found in rock formations below Earth's surface. It is a flammable liquid made of hydrocarbons and other organic compounds, used as an energy source.
`347`	Diesel fuel	Fuel refined from crude oil for diesel engines.
`348`	Fuel additives and lubricants	Materials that improve engine performance by reducing friction, dispersing contaminants or adjusting fuel thickness.
`349`	Gasoline	A highly flammable, colorless liquid fuel made by refining petroleum. Primarily used in internal combustion engines.
`350`	Heating oil	Liquid or liquefiable petroleum product used for heating or powering buildings.
`351`	Natural gas	Flammable, colourless hydrocarbon gases, mainly methane and ethane.
`352`	Shale and Tar Sands	Oil sands and shale gas as sources of petroleum. Oil sands contain bitumen that needs extensive processing; shale gas is extracted from rock using hydraulic fracturing with water and chemicals.
`353`	Marine and aviation fuels	Non-automotive fuels include marine, ocean vessel, and jet fuel.
`354`	Oil and gas services	Exploration, extraction, and transportation services for oil and natural gas. Includes drilling, pipeline, and maintenance services.
`355`	Oil and gas transport	Oil and gas transportation by trucking, shipping, and rail, along with logistics and other related services. Excludes pipeline systems.
`356`	Oil and gas drilling	Oil and gas exploration and extraction by drilling companies specializing in well services.
`357`	Oil and gas transport and storage	Transportation and handling of raw and processed oil and gas.
`358`	Oilfield services	Exploration and extraction services for oil and gas, including surveying, drilling, equipment leasing, and operational services.
`359`	Renewable energy	Renewable energy sources include sunlight, wind, rain, tides, waves and geothermal heat.
`360`	Energy Generation Equipment	Energy generation devices: solar arrays, wind turbines, fuel cells.
`361`	Energy recovery	Recovery of waste energy to generate electricity or heat.
`362`	Electricity production from fuel cells	Devices that use a chemical reaction to generate electricity from fuels such as hydrogen or methane.
`363`	Geothermal Energy	Equipment that uses heat from the earth or groundwater for electricity, heating or cooling.
`364`	Heat pumps	Heating and cooling systems that transfer heat from a colder area to a warmer one.
`365`	Solar Power	Devices that convert sunlight into electricity, including photovoltaic cells.
`366`	Wind power equipment	Devices that use wind to generate power.
`367`	Renewable Energy	Replenishable materials used as fuel to create energy, including ethanol, biomass and hydrogen.
`368`	Biofuels	Fuels made from renewable biological materials, also called biomass.
`369`	Renewable fuels	Fuel made from organic material that can be replenished.
`370`	Heat recovery	Generating or recovering heat from engines, power plants and other energy sources.
`371`	Ethanol fuel	Ethanol made from agricultural crops and widely used as a gasoline additive. It is a volatile, flammable, colourless liquid.
`372`	Hydrogen Power	Generating electricity by combining hydrogen (H2) with oxygen.
`373`	Landfill gas	Gas produced in landfills, mainly methane, collected to generate electricity or heat.
`374`	Waste Management	Services and equipment that reduce or monitor the environmental impact of waste, pollutants and toxins.
`375`	Environmental protection equipment	Equipment that aids in minimizing environmental impact by businesses, government and individuals, including monitoring, recycling and filtration equipment.
`376`	Air purification equipment	Air cleaning devices: air filters, monitors, blowers, particulate collectors, moisture meters, gas detectors, emissions detectors, air scrubbers, vapor recovery tools, VOC abatement tools.
`377`	Air and water filters	Filtering devices for air or water impurities or contaminants.
`378`	Pollution and hazard monitors	Devices that measure impurities or pollutants levels, or detect hazardous or toxic substances.
`379`	Oil-water separators	Equipment that separates oil or suspended solids from water for waste treatment and environmental cleanup.
`380`	Radiation detectors	Radiation detection equipment or technology designed to detect radioactive substances in the environment.
`381`	Recycling Machinery	Equipment for collecting, sorting, cleaning, compacting or otherwise processing recycled glass, paper, plastic and metal.
`382`	Environmental cleanup equipment	Equipment for environmental cleanup of water, soil and air. Includes meters, pumps, analysers, samplers, calibrators, air strippers, oxidisers and extractors.
`383`	Waste collection equipment	Vehicles and equipment for collecting and processing waste, including compactors, shredders, crushers, balers and bins.
`384`	Environmental services	Environmentally friendly services for businesses, government, and individuals including consulting, remediation, and monitoring.
`385`	Air quality monitoring	Monitor and test air quality for pollutants such as dust, particulates, contaminants, smog, emissions, chlorofluorocarbons, volatile organic compounds, and greenhouse or toxic gases.
`386`	Environmental consulting	Advice on environmental impact, regulations, sustainability, waste, hazards, recycling, pollution control and conservation.
`387`	Environmental cleanup	Cleaning up contamination, reducing emissions and environmental risks, and restoring or conserving natural resources.
`388`	Waste handling	Waste removal, treatment, storage and disposal, including landfill, hazardous waste and nuclear waste.
`389`	E-Waste Management	Collection, reuse, recycling and safe disposal of electronic equipment, including computers, phones, televisions and household appliances.
`390`	Hazardous waste management	Controlling hazardous materials such as chemical, toxic and biomedical waste.
`391`	Industrial waste management	Removal, treatment and disposal of industrial waste, including effluent, sludge, solvents and contaminants. Also includes site cleanup.
`392`	Waste disposal	Landfill sites where non-hazardous solid waste is compacted and buried under layers of earth or plastic.
`393`	Nuclear waste management	Handling, storage and disposal of nuclear waste, including spent fuel and other radioactive materials. Includes uranium and plutonium recycling.
`394`	Oil recovery and recycling	Oil removal from soil, sludge, water, waste or recycled materials; oil and petroleum recycling.
`395`	Materials Recycling	Recycling used paper, plastic, glass and metals into new products.
`396`	Waste Collection	Garbage pickup and removal, including trash haulers and carting companies.
`397`	Waste Management	Collection, removal, treatment, storage, disposal and recycling of hazardous, nuclear, medical, industrial and other waste. Includes pollution control, degassing, sewage and wastewater treatment, and control of liquid waste and vapors.
`398`	Water	Water collection and distribution, drinking water production, wastewater treatment and reuse, water cycle management.
`399`	Finance	Managing money and commodities, including banking, investment, lending, pawn shops and real estate investment trusts.
`400`	Personal financial services	Money management and transfer services for individuals, such as check cashing, financial planning, and mortgage brokers.
`401`	Cash Services	Cashing cheques and drafts for individuals. Also includes electronic cheque and bill payments, payday loans and cheque advances.
`402`	Coin counters	Mechanical or electronic devices for counting loose coins, including digital coin jars and Coinstar-style machines. Some currency counters also count banknotes.
`403`	Debt Resolution	Services that help consumers repay or settle debt, improve their credit standing and communicate with creditors.
`404`	Financial planning	Reviewing a client's finances and advising on saving, investing and building assets.
`405`	Payment Services	Services that transfer money from a payer to a recipient, including electronic transfers, mobile payments, bank drafts and cashier's cheques.
`406`	Mortgage brokers	Brokers who connect borrowers with lenders for home loans or refinancing.
`407`	Financial markets	Markets for buying and selling securities, options, futures and related derivatives.
`408`	Currency trading	Trading monetary currencies and related contracts in commercial markets.
`409`	Cryptocurrency Exchanges	Markets where users trade digital currencies for other digital currencies or conventional money.
`410`	Financial Support	Services that support the lending, borrowing and transfer of money by businesses, including credit card services, credit ratings agencies, clearing services and automated tellers.
`411`	Automated teller machines (ATMs)	Remote kiosks provide financial services such as cash withdrawal, deposits, funds transfer, and account access.
`412`	Credit Reporting	Firms track credit information on consumers, formulate credit scores, and charge fees for credit reports based on the collected information.
`413`	Payment processing	Merchant accounts and payment processing, including electronic cheques, credit card payments and card terminals.
`414`	Bitcoin mining	Creating new bitcoins and validating transactions by solving mathematical problems.
`415`	Debt recovery	Collecting unpaid debts for a share of the money recovered, or buying debts at a discount and collecting the full amount.
`416`	Electronic Transfer	Transfer money electronically from one account to another using computerized systems for payment or money transfer, such as direct deposit, direct debit, and online banking.
`417`	Financial compliance services	Financial regulatory compliance services for companies filing forms and following guidelines.
`418`	Investment administration	Supporting services for running collective investment schemes such as mutual funds, hedge funds, and pension funds.
`419`	Interbank payments	Money transfer between financial institutions for a fee.
`420`	Merchant payment services	Payment processing services and equipment for merchants, including credit card services and payment terminals.
`421`	Financial Ratings	Financial strength ratings for credit, insurance, bonds, and securities.
`422`	Government-sponsored enterprises (GSEs)	Government-established companies that help make credit more available and reduce lending costs.
`423`	Investment and Brokerage Services	Investing in assets to earn interest, income or capital gains, or helping clients buy those assets.
`424`	Asset management	Management of securities and other assets for the benefit of investors, including institutions, individual clients and collective investment schemes such as mutual funds.
`425`	Asset Management	Investment funds that pool money from accredited or institutional investors to invest in different assets.
`426`	Institutional trading	Large volume traders include pension funds and endowments.
`427`	Investment Fund	Investment fund that raises money from shareholders and invests in stocks, bonds, or futures. All shareholders share equally in gains and losses generated by the fund.
`428`	Wealth Management	Banks providing personalised financial services for clients with high incomes.
`429`	Asset Management	Asset and securities management for individual clients.
`430`	Securities trading	Firms trading securities for their own accounts or on behalf of clients.
`431`	Securities brokerage	Brokers who connect buyers and sellers of securities or other assets, including stocks, bonds, commodities and options.
`432`	Bond brokerage	Brokers who connect buyers and sellers of corporate and government bonds.
`433`	Commodity brokerage	Brokers who connect buyers and sellers of commodity contracts.
`434`	Options brokers	Brokers who connect buyers and sellers of options contracts.
`435`	Retail brokerage	Brokers who buy and sell securities and other assets for individual clients.
`436`	Stock brokerage	Brokers who connect buyers and sellers of company shares.
`437`	Investment banking	Companies that help securities issuers reach investors, as underwriters or agents. Many also act as broker-dealers.
`438`	Venture capital	Investing in new startups with high profit potential, but also high investment risks.
`439`	Lending	Lending to individuals or businesses, with income from interest or the resale of loan contracts.
`440`	Deposit-taking financial institutions	Financial institutions that accept deposits and earn most of their income from lending.
`441`	Mutual savings banks	Member owned lenders that offer consumer banking services, with a focus on mortgage lending.
`442`	Central banks	National government banks that issue currency, set monetary policy, hold other banks' reserves and trade in open markets.
`443`	Community development banks	Retail banks boost economic development in low- and moderate-income areas.
`444`	Credit unions	Banks with democratically elected boards and fair profit distribution.
`445`	Cooperative banks	Nonprofit lenders offering retail banking services linked to specific entities or communities.
`446`	Diversified banking	Banks that offer services beyond traditional banking, such as asset management, research, and brokerage services.
`447`	Socially responsible banking	Banks take into account the social, ethical and environmental implications of their investment and lending decisions.
`448`	Community banks	Locally owned and managed banks.
`449`	Sharia Compliant Banking	Banking and investments that follow Islamic rules, including restrictions on interest.
`450`	Business banking	Institutions that provide management and brokerage services to businesses instead of individuals.
`451`	Mortgage banks	Mortgage lending banks.
`452`	National Money Center Banks	Large banks with national charters and operations that span significant geographic areas, often internationally.
`453`	Offshore banking	Banks catering to international clients for tax, privacy, and legal benefits.
`454`	Virtual Banking	Traditional banking services delivered over the internet.
`455`	Regional Banking	Regional banks.
`456`	Savings and loan institutions	Institutions that accept savings deposits and mainly offer mortgages and other consumer loans.
`457`	Business Financing	Lending money to businesses in forms like small business loans, asset-based loans and infrastructure finance.
`458`	Asset-backed lending	Lending money to businesses where the loan is secured by the company assets including inventory, equipment and accounts receivable.
`459`	Infrastructure financing	Lend money for building or renovating infrastructure, such as roads, airports, and utility projects.
`460`	Consumer lending	Loans to individuals, including credit cards, car loans and direct loans. Excludes mortgage lending.
`461`	Car Loans	Consumer automobile loans.
`462`	Card Issuing	Credit cards that give individuals a revolving line of credit for purchases.
`463`	POS Lending	Financing approved at the time of an online or in-person purchase.
`464`	Internet Loans	Online lending services.
`465`	Food and Beverage	Manufacturing, processing and distributing food and drink for human consumption, including animal, fruit, vegetable, grain and dairy products. Also includes tobacco products. Excludes agriculture and pet food production.
`466`	Drinks	Drinks for human consumption, including alcohol, milk, tea, juice, soft drinks and bottled water.
`467`	Alcoholic drinks	Alcoholic drinks, including beer, wine and spirits.
`468`	Beer	Alcoholic drinks made by fermenting starches derived from cereal grains with yeast.
`469`	Spirits	Distilled alcoholic drinks made from fermented fruit, vegetables or grains.
`470`	Wine	Alcoholic drinks made by fermenting grape juice.
`471`	Drink Packaging and Distribution	Mixing drinks for commercial sale, bottling or canning them, and distributing them to wholesalers and retailers.
`472`	Nonalcoholic Beverage	Nonalcoholic drinks for human consumption, including soft drinks, coffee and juice.
`473`	Bottled tea	Prepared tea stored in glass, plastic, or cans for future consumption.
`474`	Packaged water	Distilled or spring water in plastic, glass, or cans. Not seltzer, tonic, or soda water.
`475`	Brewed Coffee	Beverages made from brewing roasted crushed coffee beans with water.
`476`	Milk Products	Milk from cows, goats or other animals for human consumption, and drinks made from milk or its byproducts.
`477`	Fruit and vegetable juices	Drinks made from fruit or vegetable juice, either extracted directly or in flavored liquids.
`478`	Drink Mixes	Powdered or concentrated milk, tea, coffee or juice products mixed with liquid to make a drink. Also called instant drinks.
`479`	Soft drinks	Carbonated non-alcoholic drinks, usually sweetened and flavoured, also called soft drinks.
`480`	Sports drinks	Beverages intended for rehydration, energy boosting, electrolyte replenishment, nutrient or carbohydrate intake during or after physical activity.
`481`	Tea	Tea made by steeping whole or powdered tea leaves in water. Includes black, white, green and yellow teas.
`482`	Edible products	Fresh, processed and packaged food for human consumption. Excludes agriculture.
`483`	Food processing	Processing crops, animal products and other agricultural ingredients into food for wholesale or retail sale.
`484`	Dairy processing	Producing finished food products from raw dairy milk for wholesale or retail distribution, such as pasteurizing, homogenizing, and curdling.
`485`	Oils and Fats	Edible fats and oils other than milk fat, including vegetable oil, mayonnaise and animal fats.
`486`	Processing fruits and vegetables	Cutting, processing, canning and packaging fruits and vegetables.
`487`	Grain and Rice Processing	Grain processing into final food products for wholesale or retail distribution.
`488`	Animal product processing	Processing raw animal products into final food products for wholesale or retail sale, which includes rendering, butchering, and meatpacking.
`489`	Plant-based alternatives to animal products	Substitutes for meat, eggs and dairy made from vegetarian ingredients such as tofu or pea protein, with a similar taste or appearance.
`490`	Seafood Production	Processing raw seafood into packaged products for sale, which includes removing skin, gutting, and cutting into fillets.
`491`	Processed Food	Commercial processed food in packaging, such as frozen, canned, and other preserved items.
`492`	Sweet confections	Sweet confections combining sugar, water, flavorings and other ingredients like cocoa, fruits or nuts.
`493`	Processed Food	Food preserved with additives and sealed in airtight containers for storage, transport and sale.
`494`	Bakery	Commercial production of bread, cakes, pies, biscuits, doughnuts, brownies and pastries.
`495`	Seasoning and Flavorings	Seasonings, flavorings, dressings, spreads and similar products used in cooking or served with food.
`496`	Frozen foods	Food preserved by freezing to extend shelf life and enable widespread distribution.
`497`	Frozen desserts	Frozen desserts or snacks made from milk, sugar, butterfat and other ingredients.
`498`	Snack Items	Small portions of salty or sweet food sold as snacks rather than full meals.
`499`	Wood products	Growing and harvesting trees, producing consumer products from the material. Includes forestry management services and timber production equipment.
`500`	Forest Equipment	Machinery and tools for forestry, logging and sawmill operations, including equipment for clearing land, loading, transport and firewood production.
`501`	Timber Harvesting	Harvesting and processing trees, including logging, milling and pulping operations.
`502`	Timber Harvesting	Cutting down or harvesting trees, including clear cutting, delimbing, underwater logging and transporting logs to mills.
`503`	Wood Processing	Cutting trees to make boards or lumber for wood products or construction.
`504`	Wood Processing	Turning cut trees into pulp or wood chips, as well as extracting cellulose for use in wood and paper products.
`505`	Wood Products	Products made from processed wood, including paper, packaging, cellulose, furniture and building materials.
`506`	Corrugated packaging	Heavy, puncture-resistant paper layers with short-fiber, fluted paper. Usually used for boxes and packaging.
`507`	Paper	Thin sheets made by drying cellulose fibers from wood pulp, rags or other materials.
`508`	Wood Fiber Packaging	Packaging made from wood fibers, including paper, cartonboard, cardboard and corrugated board.
`509`	Timber Processing	Processing lumber into furniture, cabinets, crates, pallets and building materials such as mouldings, flooring, veneers, doors and decking.
`510`	Wood fibre products	Products made from wood pulp or cellulose, including paper, fibres, wicker, cork boards, moulded materials, packaging, cellophane, filters and insulation.
`511`	Forest Management Services	Support services and consulting for the forestry industry, such as land and forest management, fire prevention, timber security, and mapping.
`512`	Government and nonprofits	Government entities responsible for public welfare, including safety, education and housing, plus private groups with a similar purpose, such as chambers of commerce and nonprofit groups.
`513`	Government Services	Government services provided for public good include police, fire, emergency medical services, and prisons.
`514`	Corrections in criminal justice	Detention facilities and services, including prisons, detention centres, counselling and parole supervision.
`515`	Emergency services	Fire, police and emergency medical services.
`516`	Emergency medical services	Emergency medical care outside a hospital and transport of sick or injured patients to a treatment facility.
`517`	Fire Department	Preventing and extinguishing accidental, deliberate and naturally occurring fires.
`518`	Law Enforcement	Prevention and investigation of criminal activity, maintenance of public order and safety.
`519`	Advocacy organizations	Groups advocating for non-profit organizations include charities, chambers of commerce, trade associations, and public interest groups.
`520`	Humanitarian aid organisations	Non-government organisations providing disaster relief and aid to refugees.
`521`	Animal welfare organizations	Organisations promoting animal welfare and rights, including humane societies, rescue and adoption groups, and groups opposing hunting or animal exploitation.
`522`	Business associations	Business people create alliances and organizations, such as chambers of commerce, marketing associations, business advisory groups, and small business sponsors.
`523`	Business advocacy groups	Business associations that advocate for policies and conditions that support businesses.
`524`	Civic and social organizations	Non-profit shared interest groups like civic, homeowner, tenant and crime watch associations; fraternal and alumni associations.
`525`	Education organizations	Non-profit groups supporting education, including teacher associations, parent groups, school support groups and student organisations.
`526`	Environmental and wildlife conservation groups	Nonprofit groups supporting environment, conservation, wildlife issues, lobbying related to those issues.
`527`	Human rights organizations	Nonprofit organizations supporting fundamental rights and freedoms for everyone.
`528`	Labor unions	Non-profit worker groups that campaign for better pay, benefits and working conditions. They represent workers in negotiations and lobby for labour policies.
`529`	Political organizations	Political parties, political action committees, voter groups and organisations with shared political views.
`530`	Professional associations	Professional networking groups of non-profit organizations.
`531`	Religious organisations	Churches, religious societies and other faith-based organisations.
`532`	Small business associations	Groups or alliances for small business participants.
`533`	Advocacy Organizations	Advocacy groups promoting social issue policies such as civil rights groups, community groups, grassroots organizations.
`534`	Trade advocacy groups	Nonprofit groups advocating or seeking to influence trade policies.
`535`	Medical services	Services and equipment for treating illness and maintaining health. Includes inpatient and outpatient care, home care, diagnostics, medical supplies, equipment and related software.
`536`	Medical Facilities	Provide medical care in hospitals, clinics, assisted living facilities, and group medical practices.
`537`	Adult day care	Day facilities that provide activities and social contact for older people and people with disabilities.
`538`	Outpatient medical facilities	Outpatient medical facilities include cancer centers, surgery centers, and outpatient clinics.
`539`	Assisted living	Residential facilities that help with daily activities and provide supervision and health monitoring.
`540`	Whole-body scanning centres	Facilities that provide whole-body scanning services, including computed tomography scans, as their primary focus.
`541`	Cancer treatment centres	Facilities specializing in cancer diagnosis and treatment, including those affiliated with hospitals and other medical institutions.
`542`	Community health clinics	Outpatient primary care facilities for uninsured local patients.
`543`	Residential disability care	Residential care and treatment for people with long-term mental or physical disabilities, including intellectual disabilities, cerebral palsy and autism.
`544`	Medical Imaging Centers	Medical imaging facilities, such as radiology, nuclear medicine, and positional information services.
`545`	Dialysis centres	Facilities that provide dialysis treatment for patients with kidney disease, renal failure, and other medical conditions.
`546`	Family planning clinics	Facilities that assist in planning for children, including counseling on birth control, abortion and the prevention and management of sexually transmitted disease.
`547`	Fertility clinics	Fertility clinics offering testing, in-vitro fertilisation and intrauterine insemination.
`548`	End-of-Life Care	End-of-life care facilities providing palliative treatment for terminally ill patients.
`549`	Hospitals	Facilities providing inpatient and outpatient care, including emergency treatment, surgery, maternity care and psychiatric services.
`550`	Psychiatric Treatment Facilities	Psychiatric treatment facilities for patients with chronic or acute mental illness or behavioral disorders.
`551`	Nursing care	Nursing facilities for older people and people with disabilities who need ongoing physical or mental health care.
`552`	Physical Therapy	Treatment of injuries and physical conditions through therapeutic exercise and other rehabilitation methods.
`553`	Group Medical Practices	Group of physicians who collaborate in diagnosing and treating patients through shared facilities and resources, and co-own those resources.
`554`	Sleep Medicine	Facilities researching sleep and sleep disorders, linked to medical institutions.
`555`	Substance abuse treatment	Treatment facilities for patients dependent on alcohol, drugs and other chemical substances.
`556`	Healthcare	Direct patient care services, such as diagnostics, billing, staffing, medical transportation, managed care services, and home healthcare.
`557`	Dental care	Dental care services focused on oral health.
`558`	Clinical Testing	Laboratory testing of patient samples to diagnose and study medical conditions.
`559`	Medical Tourism	Services that arrange travel for medical care.
`560`	In-Home Healthcare	Provide medical care for patients in their home, including monitoring, treatment and daily care.
`561`	Healthcare Management Services	Services that coordinate treatment and payments between patients and healthcare providers. Includes health maintenance, preferred provider and point-of-service organisations.
`562`	Billing Services	Collecting fees on behalf of healthcare providers such as hospitals, clinics and physicians.
`563`	Medical Staffing Services	Temporary and permanent staffing for healthcare providers, including nurses, laboratory staff, therapists and doctors.
`564`	Medical transport	Transporting medical patients, emergency personnel or medical tissue and organs.
`565`	Nutrition Services in Healthcare	Nutrition advice, education and meals to support health.
`566`	Organ, Blood and Sperm Collection	Collection, storage and supply of blood, organs, cells and sperm for research, diagnosis or treatment.
`567`	Pharmacy Benefit Management Services in Healthcare	Management of prescription drug programs, processing and paying claims, and negotiating discounts and rebates with pharmacies and drug makers.
`568`	Healthcare technology	Computers, networks, video conferencing and telemedicine systems used in patient care.
`569`	Healthcare Data Systems	Systems and software for storing, finding, sharing and using healthcare information.
`570`	Medical robotics	Design, construction and programming of medical robots.
`571`	Mobile health devices	Mobile communication devices support medicine and health services.
`572`	Remote patient monitoring	Monitoring patients outside clinical settings, including at home.
`573`	Digital health	Hardware, software, and services transmitting medical information for diagnosis or treatment of patients.
`574`	Medical Equipment	Products for diagnosing, monitoring and treating medical conditions, subject to government safety regulations.
`575`	Diagnostic medical equipment	Products used in detecting and diagnosing disease and disorders without the use of biological samples, including imaging and patient monitoring equipment.
`576`	Bone density measurement devices	Devices used to measure bone density to check for osteoporosis, including dual energy X-ray absorptiometers and dual photon absorptiometers.
`577`	Medical displays	Screens used to display medical information for diagnosis and disease detection, including flat-panel and traditional displays.
`578`	Medical imaging devices	Devices that create images of the human body for detection and diagnosis of medical conditions include electron microscopes, X-ray machines, magnetic resonance imagers, and ultrasound equipment.
`579`	Health Monitoring Devices	Portable or stationary devices that monitor a patient's health and continuously display results on a screen or as numeric readings.
`580`	Medical implants	Implanted devices that replace missing or damaged body structures or improve their function.
`581`	Breast implants	Implants used to change the size or shape of breasts.
`582`	Heart valve implants	Mechanical or biological heart valves implanted to treat heart valve disease.
`583`	Pacemaker technology	Medical devices implanted in tissue, using electrical impulses delivered by electrodes to regulate heart rhythm.
`584`	Prosthetic devices	Implants that replace limbs, joints, teeth or eyes and are compatible with body tissue.
`585`	Vascular implants	Implants placed in blood vessels or other passageways to keep them open.
`586`	Medical Devices	Medical treatment equipment regulated by governments includes defibrillators, insulin pumps, and radiosurgery equipment.
`587`	Brain stimulators	Implanted devices that deliver low-level electrical stimulation to the brain to treat movement or mental disorders.
`588`	Defibrillators (heart rhythm devices)	Devices that administer a brief electric shock to correct heart irregularities like fibrillation, tachycardia, or arrhythmia and return the heart to its normal rhythm. Includes both internal and external devices.
`589`	Kidney replacement devices	Products that replace lost kidney function by removing waste and excess water from blood, using external filters or the body's peritoneal membrane (abdominal lining).
`590`	Intravenous infusion equipment	Administering liquids directly into veins by using products such as hypodermic needles, catheters, implantable ports, and infusion pumps.
`591`	Insulin pumps	Devices that continuously deliver insulin under the skin.
`592`	Laser Medical Equipment	Devices treating patients with lasers, highly focused light beams for cutting, removing, or cauterizing tissue.
`593`	Stereotactic radiosurgery equipment	Noninvasive devices delivering ionizing radiation for treating tumors, lesions, and malformations, such as stereotactic devices, linear accelerators, lasers, and robotic positioning devices.
`594`	Respiratory Devices	Products used in the diagnosis and care of acute or chronic respiratory disorders, including nebulizers, spirometers, ventilators and oximeters.
`595`	Diagnostic test equipment	Devices for testing bodily substances such as blood, saliva, urine and tissue, or to measure biological molecules, including DNA, RNA, proteins, antibodies, antigens, metabolites and other chemicals.
`596`	Automated medical analyzers	Automated devices testing bodily substances for biological molecules with minimal human assistance, including immuno-based analyzers, hematology analyzers, and cell counters.
`597`	Home Health Testing Devices	Devices for testing bodily substances at home or at the point of care, including glucose meters and test kits.
`598`	In Vitro Molecular Diagnostics	Devices testing bodily substances for biological molecules in a test tube or controlled environment outside a living organism, including reagents, calibrators and control materials.
`599`	Medical Gas Delivery Systems	Medical gases and delivery systems for patients. Includes oxygen, nitrous oxide, nitrogen, and carbon dioxide. Excludes portable oxygen equipment.
`600`	Medical polymers	High molecular weight polymers molded, extruded, drawn or shaped and hardened for use in medical products.
`601`	Specialized Medical Equipment	Medical specialists use products for diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment including dental, orthopedic, and surgical equipment.
`602`	Cardiac Monitoring Equipment	Medical devices for cardiovascular disease diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment.
`603`	Dental equipment	Diagnostic, monitoring, and treatment products for dental patients.
`604`	Diabetes care devices	Products for diagnosing, monitoring and treating diabetes, including blood glucose meters, insulin pumps and testing supplies.
`605`	Emergency medical equipment	Products for emergency medical care, including cervical collars, splints, combitubes, defibrillators, face shields and endotracheal tubes.
`606`	Medical Equipment	Hospital products for patient diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment, such as X-ray viewers, catheters, and bedside monitors.
`607`	Medical devices for eye care	Devices for diagnosing, monitoring, and treating eye diseases and disorders include ophthalmoscopes, keratometers, autorefractors, and contact lenses.
`608`	Orthopaedic devices	Products for diagnosing, monitoring and treating injuries and conditions of bones, muscles, joints and ligaments.
`609`	Medical Oxygen Equipment	Medical oxygen administration products including delivery systems, tanks and concentrators.
`610`	Medical Instruments	Surgical instruments such as bone chisels, forceps, retractors, scalpels, and suction tubes.
`611`	Urology devices	Diagnostic, monitoring, and treatment products for urinary tract and urogenital system disorders, including ureteric catheters, cystoscopes, and lithotripters.
`612`	Healthcare Supplies	Diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment products for medical conditions are lightly regulated or unregulated by most governments, including ambulatory equipment, laboratory equipment, disposables, and durable medical equipment.
`613`	Mobility Assistance	Mobility assistance products such as walkers, crutches, and wheelchairs.
`614`	Medical Disposables	Disposable medical products such as syringes, examination gloves, and patient tubing.
`615`	Reusable medical equipment	Durable medical equipment includes blood pressure cuffs, beds, and crutches.
`616`	Home medical equipment	Products used for care of patients at home, including nebulizers, catheters and wheelchairs.
`617`	Medical Equipment	Hospitals use products for diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment of patients that are lightly regulated or unregulated by most governments, including autoclaves, bed pans, beds, furniture, thermometers, and hollowware.
`618`	Medical Test Kits	Single use materials for medical testing.
`619`	Medical laboratory equipment	Laboratory equipment used for medical research, development and diagnosis.
`620`	Medical packaging materials	Materials used to package and label medical products, including aseptic packaging, blister packs, vacuum packaging and tamper proof seals.
`621`	News and entertainment media	Producing and distributing information and entertainment through TV, radio, cable, the internet and print. Also includes information retrieval and management.
`622`	Media Distribution	Delivering television, radio, video, internet, GPS and other communications to homes and businesses by satellite or landline.
`623`	Data Services	Electronic information services, including news, libraries, archives, search and data storage.
`624`	Data management	Organizing information or electronic records, including databases, file conversion, indexing and metadata application.
`625`	Knowledge Management	Systems for organising and sharing an organisation's information, expertise and knowledge.
`626`	Information storage	Collecting, organising, storing and preserving information in paper or electronic documents.
`627`	Information search tools	Hardware and software for finding and retrieving electronic documents or information within them.
`628`	News syndication	Licensing news and information to aggregators for distribution to their customers.
`629`	Digital Media	Internet-distributed information and entertainment, including online publishing, content aggregation and syndication.
`630`	Audio Streaming	Audio delivered on demand over the internet or another telecommunications network.
`631`	On-demand video	Video services delivered on demand over the internet or other telecom network.
`632`	Film	Production, distribution and screening of films, including studios, production and post-production services, cinemas and home video.
`633`	Film Distribution	Distributing films to cinemas and selling or renting films online or on physical media.
`634`	Cinemas	Theatrical movie exhibition.
`635`	Digital film sales	Online sales of movies or videos delivered electronically, directly from the Internet to a television or computer.
`636`	Movie Rental	Film rentals, either on physical media or delivered electronically.
`637`	Movie Distribution	Selling films on physical media. Excludes streaming and downloads.
`638`	Film Production	Create films from start to finish, including development, pre and post-production, filming and editing.
`639`	Music	Production and distribution of audio recordings, including record labels, CDs and digital releases.
`640`	Music distribution	Marketing and distribution of recorded music or other audio for radio, CDs, downloads, etc; also includes royalty agreements and sales of record label catalogs.
`641`	Music downloads	Online music sales delivered directly from the internet to computer or other electronic device.
`642`	Physical Music Sales	Music sold in shops, kiosks or online and shipped to the buyer. Excludes downloads.
`643`	Sound Production	Development and recording of music or other audio for recording companies or independent producers, including studio or live recordings.
`644`	Publishing	Preparing and publishing books, magazines, newspapers, directories, greeting cards and other printed material.
`645`	Books	Books in print or electronic form, including monographs.
`646`	Directories and Guides Production	Produce and market directories like phone books, yellow pages and catalogs.
`647`	Greeting Cards	Folded cards with greetings or personal messages for holidays and special occasions.
`648`	Academic publishing	Regular publication of academic, scholarly or scientific literature. Excludes trade journals.
`649`	Press Media	Daily or weekly publication of news, editorial and other print content including paid advertisements. Includes online version of print publications.
`650`	Magazine publishing	Regular publication of news, features, advertisements and other content in magazines, trade journals and their online editions.
`651`	Database Printing	Production, printing or distribution of information from searchable digital records, such as a CD-ROM compiled from a database.
`652`	Radio broadcasting	Audio content broadcast via terrestrial or satellite transmission, including radio stations and radio production companies. Excludes record companies.
`653`	Radio programming distribution	Marketing and circulation of radio programming for network, satellite, syndicated or independent radio broadcast.
`654`	Radio Broadcasting	Audio broadcasts transmitted over the air through a network of communications towers.
`655`	Satellite radio	Audio broadcasts sent by satellite to receivers on the ground.
`656`	Radio programme production	Developing and marketing radio programming for network, syndicated or independent radio broadcasting.
`657`	Publishing software	Sale and distribution of entertainment and information software online or on media such as CD-ROMs.
`658`	Interactive Entertainment	Interactive multimedia programs with an entertainment function.
`659`	Video content	Production, distribution and broadcasting of video through cable, terrestrial and satellite networks. Includes television networks, independent stations and production companies.
`660`	TV Content Distribution	Marketing and circulation of TV programs for broadcast, cable, or satellite.
`661`	Televised Programming	Television programming delivered over the air or through cable networks.
`662`	Cable television	Cable-delivered television programming, unavailable through traditional broadcasts.
`663`	Video on demand and pay-per-view	Paid access to a specific live or recorded video, usually through a set-top box, video recorder or computer.
`664`	Satellite TV	Satellite-delivered television programming locally generated or by national networks, syndicates, or production companies.
`665`	TV Production	Developing and producing local, network or syndicated television programs.
`666`	Insurance	Insurance that covers specified future losses in exchange for a premium.
`667`	Crop Insurance	Agricultural producers can purchase insurance to safeguard against revenue loss from commodities market declines or crop loss from disasters like hail, fire, or lightning.
`668`	Medical Coverage	Health insurance covers dental, medical, disability, and long-term care expenses.
`669`	Dental insurance	Dental treatment insurance coverage.
`670`	Income Protection	Insurance designed to pay benefits if the policyholder is incapable of working, including paid sick leave, short-term disability and long-term disability.
`671`	Long-term care insurance	Long-term care insurance covers expenses for medical care, including assisted living and rehabilitation.
`672`	Health insurance	Medical care expense coverage insurance.
`673`	Health insurance marketplaces	Organized marketplaces through which employees can enroll in a selection of health insurance plans.
`674`	Insurance brokers and agents	Licensed brokers and agents who connect insurance buyers and sellers, usually for a commission.
`675`	Life insurance	Life insurance.
`676`	Property Casualty Insurance	Insurance against damage to property such as cars and homes, including damage caused by fire or flooding.
`677`	Accidental death and injury insurance	Insurance designed to pay benefits if the policyholder experiences accidental death or maiming, including the severing of a limb or loss of eyesight.
`678`	Car insurance	Coverage for losses and liabilities from road accidents and damages to vehicles.
`679`	Business insurance	Cover expenses related to business liability, litigation, financial loss and loss of physical assets.
`680`	Earthquake insurance	Earthquake-related expenses insurance.
`681`	Fire insurance	Fire damage insurance for business or residence.
`682`	Flood insurance	Flood insurance covers costs for flood damage or erosion caused by floods.
`683`	Home insurance	Homeowners insurance covers expenses related to the home, including structural damage, personal property damage or theft, and liability.
`684`	Kidnap insurance	Abduction expense insurance.
`685`	Legal expenses insurance	Litigation expense insurance.
`686`	Professional liability insurance	Insurance covering costs for legal claims of negligence or malpractice typically involving doctors, lawyers, or other professionals.
`687`	Marine insurance	Insurance for loss, damage and liability involving ships or their cargo.
`688`	Mortgage Protection	Insurance that protects mortgage lenders against losses when borrowers default.
`689`	Pet insurance	Medical care or pet loss insurance.
`690`	Political risk insurance	Policy covering costs arising from financial loss caused by political or civil unrest, insurrection, terrorism, or war, including business interruption or asset confiscation.
`691`	Property Damage Insurance	Property damage insurance coverage.
`692`	Surety bonds	Insurance covering costs when a third party fails to meet its contractual obligations.
`693`	Terrorism insurance	Terrorism-related expenses insurance.
`694`	Crime and theft insurance	Crime-related theft or loss insurance.
`695`	Title insurance	Title insurance covers expenses for challenges to legal title, including legal fees, liabilities, and losses.
`696`	Travel insurance	Insurance against personal losses while travelling.
`697`	Reinsurance	Insurance covering loss expenses for other insurers on their policies.
`698`	Manufacturing	Goods and materials are typically produced in bulk using either machinery or by hand.
`699`	Energy storage	Electrochemical cells that supply electrical power when charged.
`700`	Construction Materials	Building and construction materials include roofing, siding, flooring, plumbing, HVAC, and insulation.
`701`	Building Insulation	Building construction material that reduces or prevents the transmission of heat, sound or electricity.
`702`	Concrete	Composite building material made from the combination of aggregate and a binder such as cement.
`703`	Doors and windows	Building construction frames and hardware.
`704`	Construction and Repair	General construction and repair tools, equipment and structural components.
`705`	Heating, ventilation and air conditioning	Heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems for buildings.
`706`	Stone Masonry	Stone, block or brick products for masons to build stonework or brickwork.
`707`	Woodworking	Planed wood products, including mouldings, doors, door frames and cabinets.
`708`	Plumbing Supplies	Pipes, fixtures and other components of water, gas or sewage systems for use by plumbers.
`709`	Roofing materials	Roof covering materials include corrugated metal, sheet metal, shingles, slate, thatch, or tile; they typically offer waterproofing, wind-proofing, and thermal insulation.
`710`	Exterior cladding	Exterior cladding for framed buildings, such as vinyl or aluminium, that protects against water, wind and temperature changes.
`711`	Plasterboard panels	Gypsum plaster sheets or panels fixed to a building frame to finish interior walls.
`712`	Clothing manufacturing equipment	Manufacturing machinery for apparel and other garments such as sewing machines, looms, and weaving apparatus.
`713`	Composite materials	Composite materials made from separate constituent materials.
`714`	Electrical components and equipment	Electricity conducting components and equipment, such as conduits, circuit breakers, turbines, generators, and wiring.
`715`	Electric Parts	Electronic components that amplify, control or switch voltage and current without mechanical switches.
`716`	Electric-powered machines	Machine powered by electricity, typically with an enclosure, electrical components, and a power switch.
`717`	Electrical machinery and controls	Electrical machinery and controls, including transformers, motors, generators, switchgear, switchboards and relays.
`718`	Non-military firearms and accessories	Handheld guns for non-military use including pistols, rifles, shotguns, and guns that shoot blanks or tear gas as well as accessories like scopes.
`719`	Furniture Production	Furniture for seating, sleeping, and storage in indoor and outdoor spaces, as well as in homes and offices.
`720`	Office Equipment	Office furniture for seating, work and storage, including chairs, desks and cabinets.
`721`	Gambling equipment	Gambling industry machinery and hardware.
`722`	Glass	Hard, brittle materials made by fusing silicates with oxides. Includes transparent or translucent products such as windows, mirrors and optical lenses.
`723`	Industrial Machinery	Large machines for digging, cutting, shaping or hauling materials in agriculture, industry and mining.
`724`	Industrial machinery	Industrial process machines.
`725`	Industrial robots	Robotics systems used for manufacturing products and supporting activities.
`726`	Forestry machinery	Tree cutting equipment for forestry and timber use.
`727`	Material handling equipment	Equipment for moving, storing, controlling and protecting materials and goods efficiently.
`728`	Mining Machinery	Automated devices powered by hydraulics and electricity, used for extracting materials, such as ore or minerals from the ground.
`729`	Power generation equipment	Utility-scale electricity production equipment including diesel and gas generator sets and turbines.
`730`	Road and rail equipment	Equipment for building and operating roads and railways, including paving and track-laying machinery, signals, and loading equipment.
`731`	Industrial process control equipment	Actuators and transducers that control industrial processes by converting signals in response to computer commands.
`732`	Insulation materials	Material that reduces or prevents the transmission of heat, sound or electricity.
`733`	Luxury Goods	Expensive goods sold for their quality or prestige, including drinks, clothing, cosmetics, jewellery, luggage and cars.
`734`	Medicines and supplements	Medical substances for diagnosis, cure, treatment and prevention of diseases, including branded and generic drugs, vitamins and supplements.
`735`	Patented drugs	Patented medicines sold under a brand name.
`736`	Off-patent drugs	Generic drugs are medications that have the same active ingredients as the original branded formulation, but are produced and distributed without patent protection.
`737`	Nonprescription Medications	Over-the-counter drugs.
`738`	Dietary supplements	Nutrients in dietary supplements include vitamins, minerals, fiber, fatty acids, or amino acids.
`739`	Manufacturing supplies	Supplies and materials regularly purchased for manufacturing or business operations.
`740`	Manufacturing supplies	Tools and supplies for manufacturing equipment, including power transmission parts, bearings, seals, hoses, abrasives and packaging materials.
`741`	Office supplies	Office supplies regularly used by businesses and organisations.
`742`	Boats and ships	Civilian water vessels like canoes, sailboats, fishing trawlers, and supertankers.
`743`	Yachts	Large motorboat for personal, family, and sometimes sports recreation with cabin, plumbing, and living conveniences onboard.
`744`	Small Boats	Small light open boats that are propelled through the water using oars or paddles.
`745`	Motorboats	Boats of various sizes powered by inboard or outboard engines or other motors.
`746`	Personal Watercraft	Small boats powered by an inboard jet pump, carrying one to three people who operate them while sitting, standing or kneeling.
`747`	Sailing vessels	Wind-powered vessel with optional engine for extra power.
`748`	Ship Construction	Construction of cargo, transport and fishing ships. Excludes naval vessels.
`749`	Medical Device	Medical products for diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment are subject to strict government regulation to ensure safety.
`750`	Metal fabrication	Metal structures built by cutting, bending and assembly.
`751`	Packaging	Materials that contain, protect, preserve, transport and label goods, including glass, paper and metal packaging.
`752`	Glass containers	Glass packaging such as bottles and jars, usually discarded after use.
`753`	Sustainable packaging	Packaging designed to reduce harm to people and the environment. Uses materials that are recycled, recyclable, biodegradable, non-toxic, renewable or produced with less energy.
`754`	Metal Packaging	Metal packaging for products is made from tin, steel or aluminum.
`755`	Plastic packaging	Plastic product packaging made from polyethylene or polypropylene.
`756`	Photography and optical equipment	Vision enhancing devices include lenses, cameras, binoculars, telescopes and microscopes.
`757`	Technical measuring and testing instruments	Tools for technical measurement, testing and analysis, including laboratory instruments, sensors, gauges and callipers.
`758`	Laboratory analysis instruments	Instruments that measure the composition and properties of mixtures or compounds.
`759`	Laboratory equipment	Tools, instruments and machines for medical, chemical and other research laboratories.
`760`	Rail vehicles and parts	Passenger and freight railcars, locomotives, and parts for vehicles such as railroad, subway, and trolley cars.
`761`	Robotics design and development	Design, construction and programming of robotic systems.
`762`	Personal robots	Design of robots and interfaces for personal use.
`763`	Sports playing surfaces	Synthetic playing surfaces for sports, including indoor and outdoor use.
`764`	Thin films	Layers of material ranging from a single layer less than a nanometer thick to several micrometers.
`765`	Wood and paper products	Products made by pulp, paper or lumber mills including cellulose, stock wood, corrugated papers or boards as well as writing, printing, wrapping and other papers.
`766`	Materials extraction	Exploration, extraction, processing and refining of solid or thick raw materials. Includes metals, gems, salt, sand, stone, coal and other energy resources.
`767`	Energy resources	Hardened fossil fuels such as coal, oil shale, or oil sands, or fissionable material for nuclear reactions. Excludes liquid or gaseous petroleum materials.
`768`	Mining services	Mining and processing services for raw materials, such as mapping, surveying, brokering, and leasing.
`769`	Metal Trading	Trading precious and other metals as commodities or investments, including gold, silver, palladium and platinum.
`770`	Mineral rights services	Leasing, acquisition, brokering, or management services for mineral and natural resources rights on public or private land.
`771`	Metals	Metals mined for manufacturing or as a store of value. Includes ferrous, non-ferrous and precious metals such as gold.
`772`	Iron mining	Iron is explored, extracted, and processed. It is a malleable metal found abundantly in ores such as hematite and magnetite, and is mainly used in making steel alloys.
`773`	Nonferrous Metals	Exploration, extraction and processing of non-ferrous metals like aluminum, copper, lead, nickel, tin and zinc.
`774`	Aluminium mining	Exploration, extraction and processing of aluminium, a corrosion-resistant metal.
`775`	Lithium mining	Exploration, extraction and processing of lithium, a hard, lustrous, silver-gray metal used mainly in alloys.
`776`	Copper mining	Exploration, extraction and processing of copper, a metal that is easy to shape and conducts heat and electricity well.
`777`	Lead mining	Exploring, extracting, and processing lead, a non-ferrous heavy metal commonly found in ore.
`778`	Lithium mining	Exploring, extracting and processing lithium, a soft, light alkali metal highly reactive and flammable.
`779`	Nickel mining	Exploring, extracting and processing nickel, a silver hard ductile ferro-magnetic metal used in alloys.
`780`	Tin mining	Explore, extract and process tin, a silvery malleable metal resistant to oxidation.
`781`	Zinc mining	Exploring, extracting and processing zinc, a metal used in alloys and coatings to prevent corrosion.
`782`	Rare metals	Exploration, extraction and processing of rare, naturally occurring metals that are held as a store of value in addition to their practical uses.
`783`	Gold mining	Exploring, extracting and processing gold, a soft yellow metal found in veins and alluvial deposits, used in decoration and as a store of value.
`784`	Palladium mining	Explore, extract, and process palladium, a soft ductile metal found naturally with platinum in gold, nickel, or copper ores.
`785`	Platinum	Exploration, extraction and processing of platinum, a ductile malleable metal usually found mixed with metals such as iridium, osmium or nickel.
`786`	Silver mining	Exploring, extracting and processing silver, a precious metal with very high electrical and thermal conductivity.
`787`	Steel	Structural metallic alloy composed primarily of iron, containing carbon levels ranging from 0.2% to 2.1% weight.
`788`	Strategic metals	Exploration, extraction and processing of metals that are crucial for technology and industry, but have sources that can be easily disrupted.
`789`	Rare-earth mining	Exploration, extraction and processing of rare-earth metals, including lanthanoids, scandium and yttrium.
`790`	Minerals	Explore, extract and process crystalline solids formed by natural geological processes including gemstones, salt and rock.
`791`	Abrasives	Hard materials used to shape, clean, smooth, roughen or polish surfaces, including emery, pumice, sand, calcite and diamond.
`792`	Cement	Powder made from raw materials like limestone, clay or gypsum and mixed with water to form a binding agent for aggregates of gravel and sand.
`793`	Mineral Fertilizers	Minerals added to soil as nutrients, including potassium and phosphate.
`794`	Precious stones	Valuable gemstones are primarily minerals but can also be rocks or organic materials, prized for their rarity and beauty, often cut and polished for jewelry with some industrial uses.
`795`	Gypsum	Common soft mineral widely used for drywall or plaster and as a major component of cement.
`796`	Salt	Explore, extract, and process salt - a crystalline solid mineral composed mainly of sodium chloride, widely used as a preservative and food seasoning.
`797`	Sand	Mixture of rock and mineral grains larger than silt but smaller than gravel.
`798`	Hard rock	Explore, extract and process hard non-metallic mineral aggregates forming rock ranging from high value marble to lower value slate.
`799`	Construction stone	Stone for buildings, homes and infrastructure, or for mixtures such as concrete.
`800`	Decorative stone	Stone used for decoration, finishing, or architectural detail indoors or outdoors; often highly polished or sculpted, including marble, granite, limestone, and slate.
`801`	Vehicle manufacturing, sales and services	Automotive vehicle and parts makers, sales and services like vehicle rental and repair. Includes internal combustion, hybrid, and alternative energy vehicles.
`802`	Self-Driving Cars	Vehicles that sense their surroundings and navigate without a driver.
`803`	Electric scooters and bicycles	Electrically powered scooters and bicycles are examples of individual transport using batteries.
`804`	Vehicle Parts	Components used in the construction and repair of motor vehicles, including original equipment manufacturing and aftermarket parts.
`805`	Vehicle Sales	Sell new and used automobiles, such as dealerships, fleet and online sales.
`806`	Vehicle Services	Vehicle maintenance, performance improvements, repairs, rental and towing. Includes collision repair and bodywork.
`807`	EV Charging	Commercial operation of electric vehicle charging stations.
`808`	Car Service	Diagnosis, maintenance and repair of motor vehicles.
`809`	Auto Rental	Renting cars, trucks and other motor vehicles.
`810`	Motor vehicles	Passenger and commercial vehicles such as cars, buses, light and medium trucks, motorcycles, hybrid vehicles and recreational vehicles excluding heavy and military trucks.
`811`	Bus	Large capacity vehicles are designed to transport more passengers than standard cars or vans.
`812`	Passenger vehicles	Four-wheeled passenger vehicles, including SUVs, pickup trucks, station wagons, vans and minivans.
`813`	Hybrid Vehicle	Motor vehicles powered by a non-internal combustion engine for primary or secondary propulsion.
`814`	Battery Powered Cars	Electrically charged battery-powered motor vehicles.
`815`	Motorcycles	Two-wheeled motor vehicles, including off-road motorcycles, scooters and mopeds.
`816`	Recreational vehicles (RVs)	Vehicles equipped with home-like living space and amenities.
`817`	Cargo transport vehicles	Motor vehicles designed for transporting medium-sized or heavy cargo, such as flatbeds, box trucks, dump trucks, and semi-trailer trucks.
`818`	Tyres	Vehicle wheel coverings made of rubber reinforced with cords of nylon, fiberglass or other material, and filled with compressed air.
`819`	Pharmaceuticals	Chemical substances for medical diagnosis, cure, treatment and prevention of disease.
`820`	Drug delivery technology	Products and technology for delivering medicines by infusion, inhalation, injection or application through the skin.
`821`	Continuous drug infusion	Administer drugs via intravenous infusion continuously.
`822`	Inhaled drug delivery	Administering drugs via inhalation into the lungs.
`823`	Injection drug delivery	Methods and devices for administering drugs by penetrating the skin.
`824`	Needle-free injection devices	Needle-free drug delivery products using compressed gas.
`825`	Oral drug delivery	Medicines taken by mouth, including tablets, capsules and sustained-release products.
`826`	Drug delivery through the skin	Delivering medicines through the skin using patches, lotions, gels or foams.
`827`	Medical imaging contrast agents	Contrast agents for medical imaging.
`828`	Pharmaceutical research and development	Research, development and testing of new pharmaceuticals from initial discovery phase through pre-market clinical trials.
`829`	Contract pharmaceutical research	Pharmaceutical research for drug companies, including study design, data analysis, clinical trial management and preparation of regulatory data.
`830`	Pharmaceutical laboratory services	Pharmaceutical drug development laboratory testing.
`831`	Pharmaceutical technology	Technology for discovering, developing and manufacturing medicines, including bioinformatics, chromatography and genomics tools.
`832`	Pharmaceutical Manufacturing	Products for pharmaceutical manufacturing, including preparation, purification, synthesis, product tracking and process control.
`833`	Chromatography equipment	Equipment for separating the components of mixtures for analysis or further processing, often in pharmaceutical production.
`834`	Drug Distribution	Distributing drugs from wholesalers or producers to users, retailers, or pharmacy benefit managers.
`835`	Online and mail-order pharmacies	Sell pharmaceuticals via the internet or mail order.
`836`	Pharmaceutical wholesale	Purchase of pharmaceuticals from manufacturers and sale to pharmacies, hospitals and other users.
`837`	Animal Health	Veterinary chemicals such as antibiotics, parasiticides, vaccines, and antifungal agents.
`838`	Retail and wholesale trade	Buying and selling goods for direct use by consumers or businesses.
`839`	Retail sales	Sell merchandise for direct consumption by the purchaser, including sellers of packaged and ready-to-eat food products, excluding restaurants.
`840`	Liquor Sales	Selling packaged wine, beer and spirits.
`841`	Clothing Retail	Selling clothing, accessories and footwear.
`842`	Auto parts retail	Selling replacement and performance parts, tyres and accessories for motor vehicles.
`843`	Personal care retail	Sell personal care and beauty products.
`844`	Retailing Cameras and Optics	Sell digital and film cameras, photography gear, and accessories, plus optical equipment such as binoculars and sports scopes.
`845`	Marijuana Sales	Retail sale of products containing cannabis or cannabis derivatives.
`846`	Retail Chain	Two or more retail merchandise locations owned or franchised by the same company.
`847`	Convenience Retail	Small stores with convenient locations and hours that sell a variety of products including packaged food, cigarettes, lottery tickets, newspapers, and personal care items.
`848`	Department store chains	Part of a chain, department stores sell diverse personal and household goods from various brands, styles, and prices.
`849`	Electronic Devices Retail	Sell electronic devices such as entertainment systems, televisions, DVRs, DVD players, radios, and digital cameras.
`850`	Floral retail	Selling flowers to consumers, with floral design, display and delivery services.
`851`	Home Office Furniture	Sell furniture for home and office.
`852`	Fuel Retailing	Sell motor vehicle gasoline and diesel fuel to individual consumers.
`853`	Variety Retail	Shops selling a broad range of goods, including department stores, discount shops, warehouse clubs and supercentres.
`854`	Gift and collectable shops	Gifts and Collectibles.
`855`	Food Retail	Offering a range of fresh and packaged food and drink items from a single site.
`856`	Home improvement retail	Sell products for construction, maintenance and repair, hardware, tools, building supplies, flooring, lighting, paint supplies, electrical fixtures and lawn and garden products.
`857`	Hypermarkets	Superstore combining supermarket and department store products.
`858`	Market stalls	Temporary stalls where traders display and sell goods.
`859`	Retailing Music, Video, and Books	Selling books, music, films and video games.
`860`	Office supplies retail	Sell office supplies, electronics, furniture, and paper products for businesses.
`861`	E-commerce	Online retail transactions conducted through the internet.
`862`	Pawnshops	Pawnshops that accept personal property as collateral for loans, and sell the property if the borrower defaults on the loan payments.
`863`	Lease-to-Own Stores	Rent-to-own stores offer furniture, appliances, and electronics for weekly or monthly rental, with ownership transferring to the customer at the end of the lease.
`864`	Pharmacy Retail	Sell pharmaceutical drugs to consumers, as well as ensure their safe and effective use.
`865`	Specialty Retail	Selling products from a niche category of goods, rather than across multiple categories.
`866`	Sport Retail	Sell sports and recreation products, including sports equipment, footwear, apparel, fitness machines, and camping gear.
`867`	Bulk trade	Merchandise is purchased and sold from producers to retailers, industrial, commercial, or professional users, and other wholesalers.
`868`	Wholesalers	Buy, warehouse and resell products to retailers or end users.
`869`	Safety and security	Safety and security equipment and services such as alarms, locks, safes, monitoring, surveillance, fire and hazard protection, investigative and security services.
`870`	Safety and security equipment	Safety and security enhancing equipment or devices for people, valuables, or locations, such as alarms, locks, and surveillance equipment.
`871`	Intrusion alarms	Warning devices for unauthorized access to protected areas or objects, or breach of security systems.
`872`	CCTV Surveillance	Closed-circuit television cameras that send images to one or more designated monitors.
`873`	Locks and safes	Mechanical or electronic devices secured by key or combination, or lockable containers used to store items securely.
`874`	Non-lethal law enforcement equipment	Equipment for temporarily incapacitating people, including stun guns, rubber bullets and irritants, plus protective clothing and gear.
`875`	Self-defence products	Self defense equipment or devices, including repellants like mace or pepper spray.
`876`	Security and emergency lighting	Lighting for security, safety and emergency use, including backup and sensor-activated lights, perimeter and wide-area lighting, spotlights and floodlights.
`877`	Cybersecurity	Software that protects computers, networks and data against unauthorised access or interference.
`878`	Covert surveillance equipment	Equipment for secretly watching, listening to or monitoring people and places.
`879`	Safety Gear	Equipment that protects people at work.
`880`	Workplace Safety	Equipment and services that protect workplaces from fire and other hazards.
`881`	Fire Prevention Equipment	Firefighting equipment and materials, including protective gear, alarms and extinguishers.
`882`	Hazard detection equipment	Detection, measurement, or monitoring equipment for hazardous materials or substances.
`883`	Workplace safety services	Workplace safety services and tools, including injury prevention, safety policies and regulatory compliance advice.
`884`	Security Services	Security measures for individuals, property, and areas, such as armored vehicles, residential alarms, private security firms, and correctional facilities.
`885`	Armoured Transport	Vehicles enhanced or reinforced with protective plating, bulletproof glass, punctureproof tires used for transporting people, money or valuables.
`886`	Biometric Technology	Biometric authentication technology for identification, access control and surveillance.
`887`	Security Systems	Installation of home security systems that detect fire, theft, carbon monoxide, broken glass or entry into protected areas. Includes remote monitoring.
`888`	Identity theft protection	Protect personal information such as Social Security numbers, bank account details, or credit cards, to prevent identity theft.
`889`	Private investigation	Private investigators or detectives; companies that offer investigative services such as employment or tenant screening, litigation support, surveillance, or background checks.
`890`	Correctional facilities	Private companies that build, maintain or operate detention facilities under government contracts. Also includes companies providing correctional officers for public prisons and jails.
`891`	Security Services	Security contractors, including bodyguards, security officers, personal protection, risk assessment, property security and data protection.
`892`	Security Surveillance	Security staff and equipment for discreet monitoring of people or places.
`893`	Electronic components	Electronic devices and components made from materials that conduct electricity less readily than conductors but more readily than insulators. Includes semiconductor chips, manufacturing equipment and related services.
`894`	Chips for electronics	Electronic circuits made from semiconductor materials.
`895`	Semiconductor manufacturing	Companies that manufacture semiconductor chips, including microprocessors and other integrated circuits.
`896`	Central processing units (CPUs)	Computer processors that perform calculations and run instructions from the operating system and applications.
`897`	System-on-chip devices	Semiconductor chips that combine the components of a computer or another electronic system.
`898`	Graphics processing units (GPUs)	Specialised chips that speed up the creation of images for display.
`899`	Integrated circuits	Electronic circuits built on semiconductor wafers, also called microcircuits.
`900`	Data storage chips	Semiconductor chips used to store data.
`901`	Semiconductor materials and components	Materials and basic components used to make semiconductor chips.
`902`	Specialized semiconductor devices	Specialized semiconductor chips for audio, video, communications, and solar cells.
`903`	Digital light processing	Image display technology that uses tiny mirrors on a semiconductor chip.
`904`	Digital signal processors	Microchips designed to process digital signals quickly, often for tasks that must run without delay.
`905`	Light-emitting diodes (LEDs)	Semiconductor diodes that produce light when electric current passes through them.
`906`	Liquid crystal displays (LCDs)	Flat-panel displays with an electrically controlled liquid crystal layer between two polarising sheets.
`907`	Micro-LED displays	Arrays of microscopic LEDs that form the pixels of a display.
`908`	Organic LED (OLED) displays	Light-emitting diodes with a thin organic layer between two electrodes, one of which is transparent.
`909`	Photovoltaic Cells	Semiconductor devices designed to convert sunlight into electricity.
`910`	Semiconductor devices and modules	Devices and modules that use semiconductor chips to conduct and control electrical current.
`911`	Semiconductor Manufacturing Equipment	Equipment for designing, manufacturing, assembling and packaging semiconductor chips and devices.
`912`	Semiconductor assembly and packaging equipment	Equipment for bonding completed semiconductor devices or circuit chips to their packaging.
`913`	Cleanroom supplies	Sterile devices and supplies for manufacturing cleanrooms with low contamination levels.
`914`	Semiconductor fabrication equipment	Photographic and chemical processing equipment for etching or creating electronic circuits on a semiconductor wafer.
`915`	Semiconductor development services	Services supporting research, development and manufacturing of semiconductor devices.
`916`	Semiconductor cleanrooms	Cleanroom facilities and procedures that limit contamination during semiconductor manufacturing.
`917`	Semiconductor technical support	Technical documentation and contracted support for semiconductor products, including help with chip applications and technical analysis.
`918`	Semiconductor research and development	Research and development of semiconductor designs and manufacturing methods.
`919`	Services	Paid services for businesses and individuals, also called the service sector.
`920`	Commercial Support Services	Business assistance services include contracted advertising, consulting, and office support.
`921`	Insurance risk assessment	Assessing how likely damaging events are and what they could cost individuals or organisations.
`922`	Advertising services	Creating print, broadcast, online and other advertisements to promote a client's products or services.
`923`	TV and radio advertising	TV or radio advertising airing in designated time slots sold by media companies.
`924`	Digital Marketing	Internet messages promoting products or services to attract customers.
`925`	Outdoor advertising	Promotional and commercial messages for signs, billboards, and outdoor public venues.
`926`	Print advertising	Advertising and promotional messages for printed publications such as magazines and newspapers.
`927`	Auctions	Auction houses that invite bids for goods or services and sell to the highest bidder.
`928`	Business process outsourcing	Outsourcing specific business functions such as human resources, accounting, call center, and technical support.
`929`	Product Testing	Independent product testing, certification and inspection services.
`930`	Professional Consulting Services	Paid advice from specialists in a particular field.
`931`	Corporate communications	Managing how companies and organisations communicate their messages and strategies to customers, shareholders and the public.
`932`	Investor relations	Helping companies communicate with investors.
`933`	Marketing services	Creating and distributing messages that promote a client's brand, products or services and build customer relationships.
`934`	Licensed character marketing	Marketing licensed character images.
`935`	Online Promotion	Create and distribute promotional messages using digital technology and platforms such as websites, email and social networks.
`936`	Website promotion	Website updates and promotion to improve visibility in search results and directories.
`937`	Search engine optimisation (SEO)	Updating website content or code to improve search engine rankings.
`938`	Direct Mail Campaigns	Advertisements, promotional items, requests and public sale notices sent by post.
`939`	Event Planning	Planning and executing meetings, corporate or political events, catered parties, fundraisers, promotional meetings, and trade show exhibits.
`940`	Research Services	Researching audiences, competitors and markets using systematically collected data.
`941`	Public relations	Managing a client's public communications, reputation and relationships with consumers and sponsors.
`942`	Strategic Consulting	Planning how to promote or position a product, person or organisation, including branding and advocacy strategies.
`943`	Office management	Running business offices, including clerical work, staff administration and coordination of work processes.
`944`	Office administration	Administrative support services for a company office.
`945`	Account and payment processing	Outsourced account processing and delivery of payment notices, statements and invoices for businesses and organisations.
`946`	Bookkeeping	Contracted or outsourced financial transaction recording service for public and private institutions.
`947`	Customer Support	Handling customer enquiries and product support for a company. Also includes outbound calls for marketing, customer service and debt collection.
`948`	Copy and Print Services	Specialist services for copying, sorting and organising documents.
`949`	Data Management	Outsourced data management, including organising, tracking, converting, protecting, storing and retrieving digital documents.
`950`	Staffing Solutions	Recruitment and staffing services for employers and job applicants, provided by independent agencies.
`951`	Human resources services	Services for recruitment, hiring, training, benefits and other staff management tasks.
`952`	Automated office operations	Computer systems that automate office tasks and share data over a local network.
`953`	Payroll services	Outsourced payroll management, including salaries, wages, bonuses and deductions.
`954`	Records management	Helping businesses organise, process and store information and documents.
`955`	Resume Writing	Writing and editing resumes, career summaries, outlines and other professional documents.
`956`	Contract business services	Specialist business services provided under contract.
`957`	Transcription Services	Shorthand and transcription services provided by independent contractors or specialist agencies.
`958`	Telephone answering services	Services that record and redirect incoming telephone messages.
`959`	Translation services	Translate text from one language to another.
`960`	Word Processing	Creating, transcribing and editing documents with word processing software, provided by contractors or specialist companies.
`961`	Operations management	Management of business operations, including efficiency, quality, technical functions, inventory and manufacturing.
`962`	Vehicle fleet services	Vehicle fleet services, including finance, maintenance, tracking and management of investment risks.
`963`	Inventory management	Services that count, list and track stock and materials. Includes barcode and RFID tracking and inventory software.
`964`	Management consulting	Operational and financial advisory services offered by specialized firms.
`965`	Procurement	Buying goods or hiring services at the best available price. Includes purchase planning, setting requirements, researching and selecting suppliers, valuation and price negotiation.
`966`	Project management	Planning and carrying out a one-time project to achieve a specific business goal.
`967`	Customer relationship management services	Managing customer relationships from finding potential customers through sales, product support, customer service and account management.
`968`	Personal and household services	Personal or household services for individuals, including childcare, housecleaning, florists and consumer legal services.
`969`	Hair and Beauty	Personal beauty services, including hair salons, day spas and manicures.
`970`	Childcare Services	Childcare services from agencies and individuals, including nannies, au pairs, day care centres and home care.
`971`	Concierge services	Personalized assistance, errand running, and caretaking duties, often exclusively provided as a premium service by agencies and individuals.
`972`	Personal catering	Food service company or specialist preparing, presenting, and delivering plated food for consumer meals, holidays, and social functions.
`973`	Legal services for individuals	Legal advice and representation for individuals in court proceedings and other matters requiring legal help or negotiation.
`974`	Matchmaking	Services that match people for social or romantic relationships.
`975`	Funeral Arrangements	Funeral and burial industry including sites, certificates, tombstones, embalming, cremation, viewing ceremonies, and memorial services.
`976`	Laundry and dry cleaning	Commercial washing and dry cleaning of clothing and other fabrics.
`977`	Lawn Care	Residential lawn and garden care services include horticultural services, pruning, leaf raking, seeding, fertilizing, weeding, mowing, and hedge trimming.
`978`	Personal shopping and delivery	Personal shopping advice and delivery services from shops, shopping centres and supermarkets.
`979`	Pet Health Services	Health services for domesticated companion animals, including medical, surgical, therapeutic, pharmacological and dental medicines or practices.
`980`	Product Leasing	Rental of products for a set period. Excludes car leasing.
`981`	Wedding services	Commercial services and products for weddings and related events.
`982`	Weight control	Interventions to tackle obesity, such as diet programs, behavior change, workouts, nutrition plans, and counseling.
`983`	Legal transcription	Transcribing speeches, legal proceedings, meetings, and conversations for news, correspondence, records, or legal proofs.
`984`	Creative business services	Services for creative work and businesses, including video production, fashion, photography and artist representation.
`985`	Editing services	Selecting, revising and correcting text to improve its meaning, grammar and structure.
`986`	Photo Services	Capture and provide commercial photographic images, including portrait, wedding and freelance photography.
`987`	Print Production	Printing or copying text and images onto paper or another physical medium.
`988`	Video production services	Commercial creation of video recordings, multimedia editing, and processing assistance.
`989`	Writing services	Commercial writing services.
`990`	Energy industry services	Services for finding, extracting and transporting energy resources, including oilfield services, pipelines and coal transport.
`991`	Electric Services	Installation, maintenance and repair of electricity generation and transmission systems by licensed technicians.
`992`	Engineering services	Design and test systems, structures, and products for various industries, including civil, structural, electrical, and mechanical engineering services.
`993`	Electrical engineering services	Designing and repairing electronics, telecommunications, power transmission and control systems.
`994`	Industrial engineering services	Designing and testing industrial systems that combine people, funding, information and equipment.
`995`	Mechanical engineering services	Design and testing of mechanical systems for the creation of products, tools and other devices.
`996`	Catering	Preparing and selling meals, snacks and drinks outside the home, including restaurants, catering and bars.
`997`	Alcohol Sales	Sale of alcoholic drinks for consumption at bars, restaurants and entertainment venues.
`998`	Pubs and taverns	Pubs, taverns and other drinking venues serving local communities.
`999`	Stadium Drink Sales	Concession stands in arenas or stadiums provide alcoholic drinks, primarily beer, for patrons.
`1000`	Food Catering	Specialized food service companies provide preparation, presentation, and delivery of plated food for institutions or businesses.
`1001`	Conference catering	Catering for business conferences, including food preparation, hosting and service in formal or semi-formal settings.
`1002`	Business Catering	Selecting food for daily corporate functions, such as office parties, business lunches, meetings, and company picnics.
`1003`	Prepared Food Delivery	Delivery of prepared meals from restaurants and other retailers to customers.
`1004`	Institutional catering	Meal planning, preparation and service for institutions such as schools, colleges, prisons and hospitals.
`1005`	Corporate cafeterias	Private food services in office buildings, run by the building's company or a contracted provider.
`1006`	Military Catering	Commercial food providers under contract to the military.
`1007`	Correctional facility catering	Preparing and serving meals in correctional facilities.
`1008`	Educational Catering	School foodservice prepares and serves meals for students and teachers to government nutrition standards.
`1009`	Sports Catering	Eating venues like fast food counters or concession stands located in a park, arena, or stadium.
`1010`	Food Box Delivery Service	Ready-to-cook meal kits delivered to customers.
`1011`	Food outlets	Commercial facilities selling prepared food that is ready to eat.
`1012`	Informal Dining	Informal dining places serving the local community.
`1013`	Chain Restaurant	Chain of restaurants with the same name and similar menus.
`1014`	Fast food	Inexpensive, quickly prepared food service facilities.
`1015`	Upscale Dining	High-end restaurant offering a diverse selection of cuisine and drinks.
`1016`	Speciality restaurants	Specialty restaurants.
`1017`	Bakery	Commercial production and sale of baked goods, including ready-to-eat products.
`1018`	Coffee Retailers	Roasters, retailers, wholesalers and food service businesses selling or serving premium coffee, often under their own brand.
`1019`	Regional and traditional cuisine	Restaurants specialising in regional or traditional cuisine.
`1020`	Healthy Eating	Restaurants focused on healthy, nutritious food.
`1021`	Steakhouses	Restaurants serving beef, especially steaks, with side dishes.
`1022`	Property Maintenance	Property maintenance services including auto repair, commercial cleaning, and facilities management.
`1023`	Maintenance Services	Maintaining the condition, operation and appearance of business and government facilities in line with relevant regulations.
`1024`	Janitorial Services	Regular commercial cleaning services.
`1025`	Tech Support Services	Maintenance, upgrades and repairs for computers, software and accessories.
`1026`	Electronic equipment repair	Maintenance and repair of electronic devices using micro circuitry, semiconductors, transistors or related technology.
`1027`	Building Management	Building management firms.
`1028`	Industrial Equipment Maintenance	Servicing and repairing industrial heavy machinery, farm equipment, and construction equipment.
`1029`	Packaging services	Protective or decorative wrapping of products for storage, transportation and sale.
`1030`	Business Services	Legal, accounting, investment and research services for businesses and institutions, provided by agencies, contractors and consultants.
`1031`	Financial Reporting	Monitor and record business expenses and income for clients, and communicate this information to managers and shareholders.
`1032`	Debt Relief	Help with filing for federal bankruptcy protection and completing the process.
`1033`	Legal services	Advising clients about their legal rights and responsibilities, and representing them in civil or criminal court, business transactions and other matters.
`1034`	Content Licensing	Services that collect, package, license and distribute content for publishers, businesses, governments and consumers.
`1035`	Mergers and acquisitions services	Advisory firms and consultants provide services for corporate mergers and acquisitions.
`1036`	Business research services	Research and reporting on business, industry and technology, including strategies, trends, products and markets.
`1037`	Tax Preparation Services	Prepare business and individual tax forms for clients, assessing income, assets, and expenses.
`1038`	City Development	The study and development of cities.
`1039`	Sporting Events	Promotion, management and other services for sporting events, products and athletes. Includes betting services.
`1040`	Sports agents	Agents who negotiate contracts, arrange endorsements and find professional opportunities for athletes.
`1041`	Computer and telecom services	Design and support services for the operation of computers, networks, electronics and telecommunications systems, including electrical engineering, web hosting and cloud computing.
`1042`	Cloud computing services	Access to software and information hosted in an external data centre over a network.
`1043`	Subscription-based software	Subscription-based software hosted centrally and delivered to customers via the Internet.
`1044`	Computer rental	Rent computers to businesses.
`1045`	Data processing services	Services that convert, process and store digital information for business applications and operations.
`1046`	IT Support	Provide design and support services for computer hardware, software, and networking systems.
`1047`	IT Support Services	Technical support, system administration and maintenance for computers and networks.
`1048`	Software development	Programming, engineering and research services for software used on computers, smartphones and other devices.
`1049`	Video Conferencing	Hosting and related services for live online audio and video meetings.
`1050`	Web Development	Website design, production, and maintenance services covering graphic design, functionality, user interface, and search engine optimization.
`1051`	Business and professional events	Organising, promoting and running gatherings around a shared business or professional topic.
`1052`	Sports	Sports facilities and entertainment, including professional leagues, school and college sport, and international competitions.
`1053`	Esports	Organised competitive video gaming, usually in multiplayer tournaments.
`1054`	Recreational facilities	Sporting and recreational facilities such as golf courses, racetracks, theme parks, fitness clubs, and bowling alleys.
`1055`	Bowling facilities	Commercial facilities and businesses for playing the recreational sport of bowling, a game where players take turns trying to knock over pins by rolling a ball down a lane.
`1056`	Golf	Golf facilities and institutions for recreation and competition, including courses with greens, fairways, teeing grounds and 9 or 18 holes.
`1057`	Fitness Centers	Commercial facility providing exercise equipment, aerobic activities, and related services for developing physical fitness and good health.
`1058`	Marinas	Harbour facilities with wharves for recreational boating and related commercial or municipal services.
`1059`	Racetracks and speedways	Racetracks and speedways with courses built for competitive racing.
`1060`	Recreational sports	Sports and physical activities for recreation, exercise or competition, following set rules.
`1061`	Ski facilities	Commercial ski facilities and lodges offering snow-based recreation with specialized equipment.
`1062`	Amusement and theme parks	Theme parks and amusement parks with rides, games, funhouses and other attractions.
`1063`	Spectator sports	Events where spectators pay to watch the action, including professional and amateur sports.
`1064`	College Athletics	Sports competitions between colleges or universities, often organised regionally.
`1065`	International sports	International competitions between top athletes or teams, including those representing their countries.
`1066`	World Cup	International football tournament for national teams, held every four years.
`1067`	Olympic Games	Elite international athletic competition held every two years, alternately in winter and summer, where athletes represent their home countries.
`1068`	Professional sports	Professional sports events with paid athletes and paying spectators.
`1069`	Professional motor racing	Professional motor racing events.
`1070`	Professional baseball	Organized baseball leagues and paid athlete competitions.
`1071`	Professional basketball	Professional basketball leagues and competitions.
`1072`	Professional bowling	Professional bowling leagues and individual competitions.
`1073`	Professional boxing	Boxing events where athletes are paid to compete. Excludes mixed martial arts.
`1074`	Professional cricket	Cricket leagues and events where athletes are paid to compete.
`1075`	Professional cycling	Paid cycling competitions.
`1076`	Professional football	Football leagues and events with paid players.
`1077`	Professional golf	Organized golf leagues and individual events where athletes are paid to compete.
`1078`	Professional Hockey	Professional ice hockey leagues and competitions.
`1079`	Professional soccer	Professional soccer leagues and tournaments.
`1080`	Professional softball	Softball leagues and paid individual competitions.
`1081`	Professional swimming and diving	Organized swimming and diving events where athletes are paid to compete.
`1082`	Professional tennis	Organized tennis leagues and paid individual competitions.
`1083`	Professional volleyball	Volleyball leagues and events where athletes are paid to compete.
`1084`	School Sports	Sports competitions between high schools.
`1085`	Fitness and sports businesses	Businesses supporting fitness and sport, including health clubs, trainers, equipment makers and sellers.
`1086`	Technology	Designing, developing, manufacturing and distributing computer hardware, software, electronics and networking equipment.
`1087`	Computing and Networking	Computers and related networking equipment, peripherals and storage devices.
`1088`	Computer hardware components	Computer components, including hard drives, graphics cards and modems.
`1089`	Storage devices for computers	Digital storage devices used inside computers or connected as external peripherals.
`1090`	Data storage	Portable digital storage, including memory cards, memory sticks and flash drives, for images, audio, video and text.
`1091`	Data transmission devices	Devices that transmit digital data over private networks or the internet.
`1092`	Smart cards	Pocket-sized plastic cards with a built-in chip for processing or storing data, often used for identification or authentication.
`1093`	Sound cards	Computer expansion cards that handle audio input and output, often with digital-to-analogue conversion.
`1094`	Graphics cards	Computer graphics cards that improve the speed and quality of video and image output.
`1095`	Networking Equipment	Electronic products for connecting groups of computers, such as switches, routers, and network cards.
`1096`	Computer Accessories	Electronic devices that attach to a computer and provide additional input or output capabilities, but are usually unable to function independently.
`1097`	Computer keyboards	Peripheral devices for manual text input and computer functions.
`1098`	Display screens	Devices designed for displaying digital data visually, typically with a computer or computer system.
`1099`	Computer pointing devices	Electronic pointing devices for data selection or manipulation in computer systems.
`1100`	Printing devices	Standalone or computer-connected devices that print electronic information on paper.
`1101`	Computer webcams	Cameras connected to or built into computers that send live images or video over a network.
`1102`	Data processing	Electronic machines for input, manipulation, conversion and storage of data at high speeds.
`1103`	Handheld computers	Handheld computers that connect to the internet and may also use a cellular network.
`1104`	Personal computers	Computers designed for individual users with their own processors and hard drives.
`1105`	Laptops	Portable computers with PC features and support for peripherals.
`1106`	Tablet computers	Portable computers equipped with a stylus or touchscreen.
`1107`	Workstations	Computers designed for specific technical tasks, usually connected to a local network.
`1108`	Computer servers	Networked computers running specialized software provide services such as storage and file transfer for client computers.
`1109`	High-performance computing	High-performance computers for complex calculations and large amounts of data.
`1110`	Wireless devices	Devices that communicate wirelessly with other devices or networks using Bluetooth, NFC, Wi-Fi, 4G or similar technologies. They may interact with users or operate independently.
`1111`	Voice assistants	Voice-controlled devices that connect to other devices or networks to perform tasks.
`1112`	Digital Storage	Devices for storing, accessing and changing digital information, including floppy, optical and hard disk drives. Also includes disk technology and its uses.
`1113`	DVD data storage	Store electronic data on a DVD using a laser beam.
`1114`	Backup storage devices	Tape drive, cartridge drive, memory stick, disc drive, or similar device serving as a computer peripheral for data backup and output.
`1115`	Electronic devices	Electrical components used in diagnostics, wiring and consumer or business electronics.
`1116`	Electronic components	Electronic components that control electron flow and electrical resistance within equipment.
`1117`	Printed circuit boards	Boards that connect electronic components through conductive tracks, usually made from copper foil on an insulating base.
`1118`	Electronic testing equipment	Devices used for testing and diagnosing electronic equipment to detect and repair faults or verify performance.
`1119`	Flat-panel displays	Screens using LCD, LED, and plasma technology to display visual images are thinner than traditional tube or projection screens.
`1120`	Global Positioning System	Devices capable of receiving satellite navigation signals to determine position.
`1121`	Business Equipment	Machinery and equipment used in the daily work of a business office.
`1122`	Bookbinding and print finishing equipment	Equipment and technology for binding printed documents and books.
`1123`	Photocopiers	Devices that scan and print copies of written, drawn or printed material.
`1124`	Document Scanners	Piece of electronic equipment used in a home or office for sending or receiving printed pages or images.
`1125`	Multifunction office devices	Devices that combine the functions of several machines.
`1126`	Business Communication Technology	Telephone communication network and equipment of a business office including teleconferencing technology, voicemail systems, and IP telephony.
`1127`	Document shredders	Office devices that shred paper documents into small strips for disposal.
`1128`	Interactive entertainment	Interactive entertainment, including computer games, online games and standalone gaming devices.
`1129`	Handheld game consoles	Portable game systems with a built-in display and controls.
`1130`	Electric Wiring	Manufacturing electrical wires from metal strands, often braided and covered in plastic insulation.
`1131`	Environmentally friendly electronics	Components and devices aimed at reducing their environmental impact.
`1132`	Energy-efficient equipment	Design and production of equipment that uses less energy.
`1133`	Non-toxic electronic components	Non-toxic electronic components.
`1134`	Internet software and networking	Technology products and services associated with the internet, such as software, networking, and services.
`1135`	Molecular engineering	Matter engineered on a molecular level and the devices created using those substances.
`1136`	Hardware control software	Software written to control computer hardware.
`1137`	Application software	Computer programs that execute a particular function or set of functions.
`1138`	Data Analysis	Software for statistical and predictive analysis and exploring systems or behavior.
`1139`	Conferencing software	Software for group video or audio meetings and collaboration.
`1140`	Desktop publishing software	Page layout software for designing printed material such as signs, packaging, advertisements and publications. The editor shows how the finished page will look.
`1141`	Emergency Response	Software for coordinating ambulance, police and fire services and improving emergency response.
`1142`	Home and personal software	Personal or family software programs include genealogy, recipes, home design, and learning languages.
`1143`	Wireless Device Software	Software for operating wireless devices or applications hosted on those devices.
`1144`	Media editing software	Software for editing audio, multimedia, graphics and images.
`1145`	Simulation and modeling software	Software used in scientific investigation, engineering, and design to create virtual models, schematics, or mathematical representations of an object, process, or phenomenon.
`1146`	Enterprise Applications	Business management software.
`1147`	Computer-aided design (CAD) software	Software for creating virtual prototypes and object models in engineering, industrial design and film production.
`1148`	Customer Relationship Management Software	Software that helps businesses organise and access customer data.
`1149`	Electronic Document Management	Software for organising digital documents and tracking the storage of paper documents.
`1150`	Enterprise asset management software	Business asset management programs encompass financial, human resources, product life cycle, and physical assets.
`1151`	Finance Software	Financial management and reporting programs include accounting, banking, and financial analysis.
`1152`	Collaborative software	Coordination programs for people working on shared tasks.
`1153`	Human resources software	Human resources software for organizations to manage benefits, recruitment, and personnel records.
`1154`	Data Management Software	Software for collecting, storing, organising and accessing information.
`1155`	Productivity software suites	Software suites that combine tools for office and organisational tasks.
`1156`	Productivity tools	Software that helps users complete tasks and improve productivity.
`1157`	Software development tools	Software tools for designing, building and maintaining other software.
`1158`	System software	Software that runs and maintains computer hardware and provides a platform for applications.
`1159`	Data Backup Solutions	Programs designed to create exact copies of digital documents, systems or servers in a separate location from the original.
`1160`	Data Management Software	Data management software.
`1161`	Network Communication Software	Software that manages communication between networked systems.
`1162`	Systems Software	Software that manages computer functions, allocates memory and processor time, handles user input and runs applications.
`1163`	Computer systems	Hardware and software systems for handling large amounts of data and automating tasks such as manufacturing, communications, record keeping, retail and inventory management.
`1164`	Augmented reality (AR) systems	Devices that add computer-generated images or other sensory information to a real-world view.
`1165`	Automatic identification systems	Automated data collection systems include bar codes, biometrics, smart cards, RFID, and voice recognition products.
`1166`	Inventory control systems	Software for tracking, pricing and classifying products in shops, institutions and warehouses. Includes product identifiers and barcode reading.
`1167`	Telecom	Transmission of voice, video and data, including routing, receiving and the related networks and equipment.
`1168`	Communication Devices	Devices for transmitting and modifying telecommunications signals, such as switches, routers, and transmitters.
`1169`	Communication Infrastructure	Large scale equipment used for transmitting and modifying telecommunications signals including cables, towers, satellites, and subsystems.
`1170`	Telecom towers and stations	Broadcasting equipment installed at elevated sites, such as telecommunications towers and masts.
`1171`	Telecom cables	Metal, glass or plastic strands grouped together lengthwise and sheathed in insulating or protective material.
`1172`	Satellite Telecommunications	Satellites used for telecommunications, usually in geostationary orbit, that receive and relay signals.
`1173`	Telecom Equipment	Telecommunications equipment, including antennas, base stations, base station controllers, mobile signal repeaters, transcoders and transceiver stations.
`1174`	Communication	Electronic transmission, routing and reception of information signals over distance, including voice, video and data.
`1175`	Broadband internet providers	Transmission of voice and data over high-speed broadband networks.
`1176`	Fixed-line telecom services	Transmission of voice and data between devices over wired or cable networks.
`1177`	Telecom Services	Broadband voice and data services over wired and wireless networks.
`1178`	Internet service providers	Services and data transmission technology that give customers access to the internet.
`1179`	Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)	Transmission of voice calls over IP networks.
`1180`	Mobile Communications	Transmission of voice and data to portable devices over cellular or satellite networks.
`1181`	Textiles and Clothing	Fabric made by weaving, knitting or processing fiber, thread or yarn, as well as clothing and other finished products made from fabric, leather or other material. Also includes wearable accessories.
`1182`	Clothing Accessories	Clothing and wearable accessories made from fabric, leather or other materials.
`1183`	Textile manufacturing	Fabric or cloth produced by weaving, knitting or processing fiber, thread or yarn, and non-apparel finished products made from it.
`1184`	Nonwoven textiles	Fabric-like materials made by bonding fibres with chemicals, mechanical processes, heat or solvents.
`1185`	Transport and logistics	Equipment, infrastructure and services for moving people and goods by land, air or water. Includes freight, logistics and warehousing.
`1186`	Freight logistics	Managing the movement of freight or goods across transportation modes as well as storage after arrival, including freight forwarding, warehousing, and logistical services.
`1187`	Freight Consolidation Services	Services that combine shipments for air, sea or road transport. Includes booking, documentation, customs, storage and insurance.
`1188`	Supply Chain Management	Management of goods through a supply chain, including handling, transport, storage and distribution.
`1189`	Warehousing	Store goods before or after shipping or before sending to market, or offer short or long-term bulk storage for any items or materials.
`1190`	Cargo Transport	Transporting goods or commodities in bulk by truck, rail, ship, aircraft, or a combination of them.
`1191`	Air freight	Transporting goods and commodities in bulk by air.
`1192`	Multimodal Freight	Transporting one shipment using several transport methods, such as air, sea, road or rail.
`1193`	Shipping	Shipping bulk goods by sea.
`1194`	Rail freight services	Transporting goods or commodities in bulk from one place to another by rail.
`1195`	Road freight	Trucking goods or commodities from one place to another.
`1196`	Parcel and postal delivery	Transporting parcels and small goods by ground or air, including postal, collection and delivery services.
`1197`	Air parcel delivery	Airfreighting parcels or small shipments of goods.
`1198`	Drone delivery	Delivering parcels or small shipments of goods using drones.
`1199`	Parcel Shipping	Transporting parcels and small shipments by rail, truck or other ground transport.
`1200`	Mail Handling	Mail collection, routing and delivery.
`1201`	Passenger transport	Passenger transport by land, air, rail or sea, including airlines, railways, ferries, buses, taxis and rental vehicles.
`1202`	Passenger Bus Transportation	Passenger transport by bus, usually in vehicles carrying more than twelve passengers. Excludes tour buses.
`1203`	Water passenger transport	Passenger transportation by vessels on water.
`1204`	Commercial Airlines	Air transportation of commercial passengers by aircraft.
`1205`	Rail Passenger Transport	Passenger transport by rail.
`1206`	Transportation Services	Transportation from an unlicensed taxi service either as a single fare or carpooling.
`1207`	Sightseeing transport	Passenger trips for recreation, leisure or sightseeing.
`1208`	Bicycle and scooter rental	Renting bicycles and scooters, including electric models.
`1209`	Car passenger transport	Transporting individual passengers or small groups by car.
`1210`	Space Travel	Private spacecraft launches carrying government, commercial or civilian passengers beyond Earth's atmosphere.
`1211`	Transport Infrastructure	Transportation facilities such as roads, railways, airports, and marine ports.
`1212`	Airports	Aircraft takeoff and landing facilities.
`1213`	Bus Hubs	Facilities that support bus services.
`1214`	Inland waterway ports	Facilities that operate, maintain and support boating and transportation on rivers, lakes and intracoastal waterways, including ports, marinas, locks and cargo facilities.
`1215`	Ports and marine terminals	Marine transportation facilities support ports, harbors, docks and shipping terminals.
`1216`	Vehicle Parking	Parking facilities for vehicles.
`1217`	Railway facilities	Rail transportation facilities, including passenger rail stations, commercial rail yards, and switching and signaling facilities.
`1218`	Roads and bridges	Commercially operated roads for travel by cars, trucks, buses and other vehicles, including toll bridges and turnpikes.
`1219`	Travel	Passenger transport, destination services, accommodation, tours and vehicle rental for travelers.
`1220`	Leisure travel services	Passenger transport and travel services for leisure and recreation, including tour operators, travel agencies and transport companies.
`1221`	Air transportation	Passenger transportation by air.
`1222`	Business air travel	Business air transport of passengers.
`1223`	Fractional aircraft ownership	Shared aircraft ownership, often divided into shares such as one-quarter, one-eighth or one-sixteenth.
`1224`	Leisure air travel	Passenger transportation by airplane for leisure purposes.
`1225`	Cruise	Ships that offer accommodation, entertainment, leisure facilities, and other amenities onboard.
`1226`	Land transport	Transporting people or goods by road or rail, including cars, vans, buses, trucks, rental vehicles and taxis.
`1227`	Travel management	Organizing and managing leisure trips, including tour operators and tour guides.
`1228`	Adventure Tourism	Organizing and managing adventure trips.
`1229`	Nature-focused travel	Organizing nature-focused travel while considering environmental issues.
`1230`	Cultural Tourism	Travel to places of historical or cultural importance. Includes landmarks, battlefields, historic homes, living history programmes, reenactments, heritage sites, museums and cultural districts.
`1231`	Travel services for LGBT	Catering to and organizing travel tailored to the needs of the LGBT community.
`1232`	Religious tourism	Travel to places of religious interest or importance or for reasons of faith; pilgrimages to holy lands, shrines or sacred sites.
`1233`	Travel for older people	Travel and hospitality services for older people, including discounted rates.
`1234`	Educational Tourism	Travel and accommodation for students and educators, including special fares and student hostels.
`1235`	Travel accessories	Travel accessories including luggage, luggage carts, comfort kits, money belts, GPS, electrical adapters, translators, and time converters.
`1236`	Travel Agencies	Travel agencies that plan trips, book accommodation and transport, and arrange tours and activities.
`1237`	Business Travel Services	Travel services for business customers, including accommodation, flights and other transport arrangements.
`1238`	Online Travel Platforms	Online travel services, including transport and accommodation bookings, fare searches, package holidays, trip planning and tickets.
`1239`	Travel Agencies	Travel agencies offer bookings for transportation, accommodations, tickets, trip and tour planning services, as well as packaged tours.
`1240`	Travel and hospitality technology	Systems and devices used in travel and hospitality.
`1241`	Travel accommodation	Travelers' temporary housing options include hotels, resorts, campgrounds, and cruise ships.
`1242`	Bed and breakfast accommodation	Small inns or homes that provide overnight accommodation with breakfast.
`1243`	Camping and RV parks	Campsites and RV parks with space for vehicles and camping equipment, plus facilities such as water connections and parking.
`1244`	Lodging establishments	Overnight lodging facilities.
`1245`	Holiday accommodation rentals	Short-term lodging rental service for holiday cottages, apartments, homestays, hostel beds, and hotel rooms.
`1246`	Short-Term Rentals	Short-term rental accommodation.
`1247`	Ski resorts	Ski resorts offer accommodation, dining, and amenities.
`1248`	Shared ownership of holiday property	Shared ownership of vacation properties, restricted to certain weeks or months.
`1249`	Resort Hotels	Hotels offering extra amenities for recreation and relaxation.
`1250`	Public Utilities	Government-regulated public services provided by commercial companies, including electricity, natural gas, fresh water and sewage services.
`1251`	Power Generation	Commercial power generation from coal, gas, oil, nuclear energy and renewable sources such as wind and solar. Includes electricity transmission.
`1252`	Traditional Power Generation	Electric power generation using fossil fuels such as coal, oil or gas, or by nuclear fission or hydroelectric plants.
`1253`	Gas Electricity Generation	Electricity generation from natural gas combustion.
`1254`	Fuel oil power generation	Electricity generation from burning fuel oil commercially.
`1255`	Power Generation	Electricity generation for sale to electric utilities or end users. Also known as non-utility generators.
`1256`	Renewable electricity generation	Electric power generation using wind, solar, and biomass renewables instead of fossil fuels or fissionable materials.
`1257`	Solar Power	Solar energy converted into electric power using photovoltaic cells for commercial generation.
`1258`	Wind Power	Electric power generation from wind energy via turbines.
`1259`	Natural Gas	Supplying natural gas through pipelines or in containers.
`1260`	Processed natural gas delivery	Delivery of processed natural gas to consumers through a pipeline network.
`1261`	Multi-utility providers	Providers of several utilities, such as electricity, gas and water.
`1262`	Sewage and wastewater services	Sewage and wastewater management, transport and disposal, including the infrastructure needed for these services.
`1263`	Fresh water supply	Freshwater supply and operation and maintenance of the required infrastructure.

List of Industries ​

List of Industries