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ICs35.040
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
GB/T 4754-2002
Replaces GR/T475-14
Classification of National Economic Industries
Industrial classification for national ecunomic activities(UNsD,l989.Intcrnational standard industrial elassification of allcconomic activities.NEQ)
200205-10 Issued
General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of the People's Republic of China
2002-10-01 Implementation
Terms and definitions
Principles and regulations
Abbreviation method and code structure
Classification of National Economic Industries and code table
A clothing, Forestry, animal husbandry, fishery
Animal husbandry
Agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, fishery services
B Mining
Coal condensate mining and washing
Oil and natural gas well mining·
Ferrous metal mining
Non-ferrous metal mining**
10 Non-enterprise mining
11 Other mining
C Manufacturing
Agriculture Non-staple food processing industry
Food manufacturing industry
Beverage manufacturing industry
Natural food industry·
Textile industry
Textile clothing, footwear manufacturing industry
Leather, fur, feather (down) and its products industry
Wood processing and wood, bamboo, rattan, palm, straw products industry......
And manufacturing industry
Paper and paper products industry
Printing industry and certain manufacturing of recording media.
24Cultural and educational products manufacturing industry
25Crude oil processing, coking and fuel processing industry26
Chemical raw materials and chemical products manufacturing industry
Pharmaceutical manufacturing industry
Chemical fiber manufacturing industry
Rubber products industry
30Plastic products industry
Non-enterprise mineral products industry
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Ferrous metal smelting and rolling processing
Non-ferrous metal smelting and rolling processing
Metal products industry.
General equipment manufacturing industry
Special equipment manufacturing industry
Transportation equipment manufacturing industry
Electrical machinery and equipment manufacturing industry
Communication equipment, computer and other electronic equipment manufacturing industry40
Instrument and media, cultural and office machinery manufacturing industry…341
42Crafts and other manufacturing industries
Recycling of waste resources and waste materials Production and supply of electricity, gas and water Industry Electricity and heat production and supply industry
Gas production and supply industry
Technology production and supply industry
Construction industry
Housing and wood engineering construction industry
Construction installation industry
Architectural decoration industry
Other construction industries
Transportation, warehousing and postal industry
Railway transportation industry*
Road transportation industry
Urban public transportation industry
Water transportation industry
Air transportation industry*
Pipeline transportation industry
Loading and unloading and other transportation services industry
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58 Warehousing industry
59 Postal industry
Information transmission, computer services and software industry
Telecommunications and other information transmission services
61 Computer services industry:
62 Software industry
H Wholesale and retail industry
63 Wholesale industry
65 Retail industry
Accommodation and catering industry
66 Accommodation industry
67 Catering industrybZxz.net
J Finance industry
|Banking industry
69 Securities industry
70 Insurance industry
71 Other leisure activities
Real estate
72Real estate
Leasing and business services
73Leasing
74Business services
M Scientific research, technical services and geological exploration75 Research and experimental development
76 Professional and technical services
77 Technology exchange and promotion services
78 Geological exploration
Appendix A (informative appendix)
Appendix (informative appendix)
Appendix C (informative appendix)
Comparison table of the old and new structures of the national economic industry classification Comparison table of the old and new structures of the national economic industry classification Water conservancy, environment and public facilities management
Water conservancy management
Environmental management
Public facilities management
Resident services and other services
Resident services
Handicraft services
Health, social security and social welfare
Social security| |tt||Social welfare industries
Culture, sports and entertainment
New publishing industry
Broadcasting, television, film and audio-visual industry
Culture and art industry
Entertainment industry
Public administration and social organizations
Party organs of China
State organs
People's Political Consultative Conference and democratic parties
Mass organizations, associations and religious organizations
Grassroots mass autonomous organizations
International organizations
International organizations
Comparison table 45 between the National Economic Industry Classification and the International Standard Industry Classification
This standard is a revision of the national standard GB/T 4754-1994 "National Economic Industry Classification and Code". GB/T4754—2002
This standard corresponds to the International Standard Industrial Classification for All Economic Activities (Revised in 1989, third edition, referred to as ISIC/Rev.3) compiled by the United Nations Statistical Office. The consistency with ISIC/Rev.3 is not equivalent. The main differences between this standard and ISIC/Rev.3 are as follows: a) The framework structure of this standard is different from that of ISIC/Rev.3: This standard adds the following industry gates: carbon, information transmission, computer services Services and software Housing and fertilizer industry
Scientific research and technical services and ground pressure survey Water conservancy, environment and public facilities management
Culture, sports and entertainment
Sub-categories of industries that differ in scope or name between this standard and ISIC/Rev.3 Agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery
Manufacturing
Production and supply of electricity, gas and water
Transportation, warehousing and postal services
Wholesale and retail trade
Science loan and business service stores|| tt||Residential services and other service industries
Health, social security and social welfare industries
Public management and social organizations
b) There are differences in the names and specifications of some major categories, medium categories and minor categories of this standard from sIC/Rev.3. This standard replaces GR/T4754-1994 "Classification and Codes for National Economic Industries" and retains the main contents of GB/T4754-1994.
The main changes between this standard and CB/T4754-1994 are as follows a) Changes in the name of the standard:
b) This standard adds "Foreword, Terms, Definitions, Sources and Provisions": c) Changes in the framework of this standard:
Added categories
Information transmission, computer services and software industry Leasing and business services industry
Accommodation and catering industry
Water conservancy, environment and public facilities management industry
International organizations
Categories whose names or specifications are adjusted
Clothing, forestry, animal husbandry, fishery
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Mining industry
Manufacturing industry
Transportation, warehousing and government industry
Wholesale and marketing industry
Finance industry
Scientific research, technical services and geological exploration industry Resident services and other services industry
Health.Social security and social welfare
Culture, sports and entertainment
Public administration and social organizations
Categories cancelled (relevant contents adjusted to relevant categories)Geological exploration, water conservancy management
Other industries
d) This standard has made adjustments to the entries, names and scopes of some major categories, medium categories and minor categories of GR/T4754-1994. Appendix A, Appendix B and Appendix C of this standard are all informative appendices. This standard is proposed by the National Bureau of Statistics.
This standard is under the jurisdiction of the China Standards Research Center. This standard is interpreted by the National Bureau of Statistics.
This standard is drafted by the National Bureau of Statistics, and the China Standards Research Center participated in the drafting. The drafters of this standard are: Yi Qiang, Fang Chong, Mao Nan, Yang Xiaogang, Deng Shangjie, Shang Quanzhong, Fang Qing, and Liu Zhiting. The national standard CB/T4754 "Classification and Code of Civil Economic Industries" was first issued in 1984 and revised for the first time in 1994. This is the second revision.
1 Scope
Classification of National Economic Industries
1.1 This standard is the classification and coding of the industries of China's economic activities GB/T 4754-2002
1.2 This standard applies to the classification of industries for economic activities in the national public regulations and departmental management such as planning, statistics, fiscal and taxation, industrial and commercial administration, etc.
2 Terms and Definitions
The following terms and definitions are used in this standard.
Industry
An industry (or industry) refers to the collection of all units engaged in economic activities of the same nature. 2.2
Principal activities
Principal activity
When a unit engages in more than two economic activities, the principal activity refers to the activity with the largest share of its unit added value. Note: The corresponding activities to the principal activities are secondary activities and auxiliary activities. Main activities refer to all economic activities that a unit engages in externally, except for the main activities. Auxiliary activities refer to all activities of a unit that do not provide products and services to the outside. Auxiliary activities refer to internal activities that are carried out to ensure the normal operation of the main and secondary activities of the unit. 2.3
Corporate unit
A unit with the following documents is a legal entity: it is established in accordance with the law, has its own name, organizational structure and location, and can independently bear civil liability; it independently owns and uses (or authorizes the use of) assets, bears liabilities, and has the right to cooperate with other units; it has independent accounting and can prepare balance sheets. 2.4
Industrial activity unit
An industrial activity unit is a subsidiary unit of a legal entity. Industrial activity units should meet the following conditions: ... "- engage in one or more economic activities in one place; - independently organize production, operation or business activities; - be able to master accounting data such as income and expenditure 3 Principles and regulations
3.1 Principles of industry classification
This standard recommends the use of the principle of homogeneity of economic activities to divide national economic industries, that is, each industry category is divided according to the nature of the same economic activity, rather than based on the compilation, accounting system or departmental management. 3.2 Basic units of industry classification
According to the classification principles of the United Nations' International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities, the most ideal basic unit of industry classification is The unit is an industrial activity unit. Due to the difference in statistical purposes and accounting objects, the basic unit of industry classification can also be a legal entity. 1
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When using industrial activity units as the basic unit of industry classification, the following two situations should be noted: a) A legal entity that mainly engages in one economic activity in one place is itself an industrial activity unit b) A legal entity that engages in multiple economic activities, has multiple activity sites, each with a relatively independent organizational form, and can provide corresponding accounting data such as income and expenditure should be further classified as an industrial activity unit. 3.3 Determination of the industry affiliation of units||t t||This standard determines the industry of a unit according to its main activities. a) If a unit engages in one economic activity, the industry of the unit shall be determined according to that activity. h) If a unit engages in more than two economic activities, the industry of the unit shall be determined according to its main activities. If the main activity of the unit cannot be determined by value added, the main activity may be determined based on sales revenue, operating income or employees. 4 Coding method and code structure
4.1 This standard uses linear classification and hierarchical coding methods to divide economic activities into four levels: categories, major categories, medium categories and minor categories. Categories are coded with English letters, and major, medium and minor categories are coded with Arabic numerals. Categories are represented by American letters, i.e. letters A, B. The code of the middle and small categories is composed of the first two digits, and the code is divided into three layers of four-digit Arabic numerals according to the hierarchical system to break the boundaries of the categories. The code of the middle category is composed of the first digit, and the third digit is the sequence code of the category; the code of the small category is composed of four digits, and the fourth digit is the sequence code of the small category. The sequence codes of the middle and small categories start from 1 and are arranged in order, and the maximum number is 9: such as 74 represents the big category "business services", 743 represents the medium category "consulting and investigation", and 7431 represents the small category "accounting, auditing and taxation services". 4.2 The middle and small categories of this standard have set up makeup items with the word "other" as needed. For easy identification, the code number of the containment item is generally set to 9.
4.3 If humans or middle categories are no longer subdivided, the codes behind them are filled with "0" until the fourth digit. 4.4 There are certain blank codes at each level to meet the needs of adding or adjusting categories in the future. 4.5 The code structure diagram recommended by this standard is as follows:
(Digital) Small Category Sequence Code
-(Digital) Middle Category Sequence Code||t t||One (Ning) major category code
(Zizhou) category code
5 National economic industry classification and code table (see next page) 2
Middle category code
Small category code
Middle category | Small category
Category name
Agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, fishery
Planting of containers and other crops
Growing of grains
Planting of fallen leaves
Planting of persimmons
Planting of beans
Dihua Planting of hemp
Planting of sugarcane
Tobacco bulbs
Planting of other crops
Planting of vegetables and horticultural crops
Planting of flowers
Planting of other horticultural crops
Planting of fruits, nuts, beverages and spices
Planting of tea and other beverages
Planting of spices
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Planting of Chinese medicinal materials
Cultivation and planting of trees
Breeding and breeding
Nursing and management of forestry
Transportation of wood and bamboo
Harvesting of wood
Harvesting of bamboo
Harvesting of products
Animal husbandry
Raising of livestock
Raising of pigs
Raising of poultry
Holding and trapping of animals
Other animal husbandry
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This category includes 01-05 human
Refers to the planting and cultivation activities of plants
Refers to the planting of crops mainly for human consumption, such as rice, wheat, corn and other concentrated crops; Refers to the planting of medicinal forest crops mainly used for the preparation of traditional Chinese medicine and the processing of Chinese patent medicines;
Refers to the planting and restoration of forests and bamboos on land that can be used, such as mountains, hills and retreats;
Refers to the measures to promote the growth and development of forests at different stages of forest growth; Refers to the production activities of felling forest trees and bamboos and transporting them out of the mountains and fields;
Refers to the production activities between natural forests and humans, T,Activities such as the collection of various forestry products and other wild plants carried out on forest land Animal breeding activities carried out to obtain various kinds of plunder products
Refers to the breeding of major livestock such as cattle, sheep, horses, donkeys, antelopes and camels
Refers to the capture of various wild animals and related activities
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Medium category and subcategory
Group 512
Category name
Marine fishery
Mariculture
Marine fishing
Inland fishery
Inland aquaculture
Inland fishing
Agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery services
Agricultural services
Wine processing services
Primary processing services of agricultural products
Other processing services
Forestry services||t t||Animal husbandry services
Veterinary services
Other animal husbandry services
Fishing services
Mining
Coal mining and washing
Mining and washing of bituminous coal and anthracite
Mining and washing of brown
Refers to the use of the sea to breed various plants and animals; Animal husbandry refers to the capture of various natural aquatic animals in the sea
Refers to the breeding of various aquatic animals in inland waters; Refers to the capture of various natural aquatic animals in the sea Refers to various supporting service activities for agricultural, forestry, animal husbandry and fishery production activities, excluding various scientific and technical service activities.
Refers to the operation and management of irrigation systems for agricultural production services.
Refers to the service activities of removing seeds, purifying, sorting, drying, peeling, softening or packaging of various harvested agricultural products (including textile fiber raw materials) by private households or purchasing units to provide primary markets, as well as other primary processing activities of agricultural products.
Refers to the primary processing activities of agricultural products for agricultural production. Activities necessary for the operation of agricultural machinery and equipment to prevent harm, as well as other agricultural service activities listed in the technical specification
Refers to various supporting activities such as disease and pest control, fire prevention, etc. for forestry production services
Refers to the diagnosis and medical treatment of various animals
Refers to other services other than medical treatment
Refers to various supporting service activities for agricultural production activities, including activities such as fish fry and fish seed farms, aquatic breeding farms and aquatic product reproduction farms
This category includes 6 to 11 Mining involves the extraction of solids (such as coal and minerals), liquids (such as crude oil) or gases (such as natural gas) produced by nature: including underground or above-ground mining, recycling and generally all activities at or near the mine site. 1. All temporary operations of collecting raw materials, such as grinding, mining and processing, are included in this category, including those necessary to prepare the raw materials for sale. It does not include the collection, purification and distribution of water, as well as geological and construction activities. 1. Engineering activities refer to various recycling activities related to the extraction of carbon. Washing, sorting and other production activities do not include the production of coal samples and coal exploration activities. Refers to the mining of underground or exposed bituminous coal and dead bituminous coal, and the washing, sorting and other activities to improve the quality of the resulting coal, anthracite and other hard coal. Refers to the mining of underground or exposed bituminous coal, and the activities of improving the quality of the resulting exhausted coal by stream separation, grading and other activities. 0710
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Category name
Other coal mining
Petroleum and natural gas mining
Natural crude oil and natural gas mining
Services related to ore and natural gas mining Ferrous metal mining
Iron mining
Other ferrous metal mining
Non-ferrous metal mining
Non-ferrous gold mining
Copper mining
Lead and zinc mining
Nickel brick mining
Tin mining
Antimony mining
Gold ore mining
Other commonly used non-ferrous gold scrap mining
Precious metal ore selection
Gold ore selection||tt ||Silver mining
Other metal mining
Rare earth gold mining
Special gold mining
Other gold-containing ores
Non-metallic mineral mining
Stone mining, gypsum mining
Wells for building decoration
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Refers to the mining of low-carbon, high-vapor content coal resources such as coal mud in modern strata
Refers to the mining of natural crude oil or natural gas on land or in the sea, the mining of coal-fired gas (refinery gas), the liquefaction of natural gas for transportation and the production and processing of natural gas. It also includes the mining of asphalt-containing shale or oil shale, and similar operations in oil sand mines.
Refers to the service activities provided for the main mining of oil and natural gas.
Refers to the mining of iron ore, mineral processing activities refer to the mining of ferrous metal ores such as ore for the steel industry, mineral processing activities.
Refers to the mining and processing of commonly used non-ferrous metals, precious metal ores, and rare industrial metal ores.
Refers to the mining and processing of non-ferrous metal ores such as copper, lead, zinc, diamond, saw, tin, mercury, cadmium, bismuth, etc.
Refers to the mining and processing of gold, silver and platinum group elements [platinum, tantalum, palladium, zirconium] contained in the earth's crust. Mining and selection activities refer to the mining and selection activities of metals that are relatively small in nature, in dispersed or difficult to extract from materials, and are relatively late in research and use.
Refers to the mining and selection activities of gold and other ores of similar weight.
Refers to the mining of ores mainly containing gold and silver, and the refining activities of such ores.
Refers to the mining and selection of light gold, high-grade gold, dispersed metal ores, and other rare metal ores.
Refers to the mining and selection activities of quartz, gypsum, and quartz or quartz additives.
Refers to the activities of cutting and processing various commemorative stones and their uses in the field.
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Small and medium-sized categories
Category name
Nitrite stone
Clay and other gravel mining
Chemical mining
Asbestos and other non-metallic minerals
Asbestos, mica mining
Talc mining
Precious stone mining
Other non-metallic minerals
Other mining
Manufacturing
Agricultural food processing
Grain grinding
Feed processing
Plant oil processing|| tt||Edible plants
Non-edible plants
Refers to the mining of clay used in construction, pottery, etc., as well as the mining of raw materials for auxiliary roads and building materials. The mining of sand refers to the mining of chemical minerals and fertilizers.
Refers to the mining, sieving and screening of salt products with sodium oxide as the main component, which are made by using seawater (including shallow underground water in coastal areas) as raw materials, drilling underground brine, or injecting new underground salt as raw materials, and mixing with vacuum bacteria to obtain salt products.
Refers to the mining of asbestos, graphite, heavy gems, diamonds, natural stones, and other minerals.||t t||Refers to the mining of natural stone and talc
Refers to the mining of gemstones, jade and quartz
Refers to the mining of geothermal resources, small spring resources and other natural resources with unknown origin. It does not include thermal power plants and water plants built using these resources
This category includes categories 13 to 43. It refers to the new products that have undergone physical or chemical changes. Whether it is power machinery manufacturing or industrial manufacturing; whether the product is wholesale or retail, it is regarded as the production of all parts and components of the building and finished products. However, at the construction site, the main components are assembled and treated as finished products. The assembly of bridges, warehouse equipment, railway viaducts, elevators and escalators, road equipment, sprinkler equipment, heating equipment, ventilation equipment and air-conditioning equipment, lighting and installation of electrical wires, and the installation of building equipment are all classified as construction activities. In industries (units) mainly engaged in product manufacturing, the assembly of machinery and equipment for product sales should be classified according to their main activity categories. Grain grinding, feed processing, plant and sugar processing, meat processing, aquatic product processing, and food processing such as vegetables, fruits and fruit products using clothing, forestry, cosmetics and other products as raw materials are also classified as food processing.Refers to the cattle production activities that remove, grind and refine the grains such as husk, wheat, etc. Refers to the production and processing activities of feed suitable for farms, farms, and domestic animals, including the production of pet food. Refers to the production of oils and fats from various edible plant secretions, and the refining of edible oils: the processing activities of edible oils.
Refers to the use of various non-edible plant materials to make finished sugar as raw materials, as well as the refining and adding of various sugars to the raw sugar or granulated sugar as raw materials.
Category Major Category
Medium Category Subcategory
Category Name
Home and meat processing!
Livestock slaughtering
Meat products and by-products processing
Aquatic products
Frozen aquatic products
Meat products and dried aquatic products processing
Aquatic feed manufacturing
Manufacturing of fish oil extraction and products
Other aquatic products
Vegetables, fruits and nuts as follows
Other agricultural food processing
Manufacturing of washing powder and gel products
Manufacturing of bean products
Egg industry
Other agricultural and sideline foods specified in the table
Food manufacturing
Manufacturing of baked food
Manufacturing of cakes and bread
Manufacturing of biscuits and baked food
Manufacturing of fruit chocolate and honey
Manufacturing of candy and chocolate
Manufacturing of honey
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Refers to the slaughter of various livestock and the freezing of fresh meat for preservation, but does not include commercial refrigeration
Refers to the processing of cooked meat products mainly using various poultry meat as raw materials, as well as the processing of seafood, seafood and other aquatic animals or plants such as shrimp, crabs, shellfish, shellfish, etc. that are cultured or caught in seawater, whirlpools, etc. for the purpose of preservation, but does not include commercial refrigeration. Refers to the manufacturing of fried food, as well as the drying and pickling of aquatic products. Animal
Refers to the processing activities of producing feed with fish bones, shrimps, shellfish and other aquatic products
Refers to the activities of extracting fat from fish or fish liver and producing products
Refers to other processing activities on aquatic animals or aquatic plants
Refers to the processing of vegetables, fruits and nuts by dehydration, drying, cooling, freezing, and slicing
Refers to the production of starch and starch products using corn, potatoes, beans and their derivatives as raw materials, and also includes starch-based products Raw materials, sugar products converted by enzyme or acid method. The production of foods includes soybeans, red beans, mung beans, lentils, crooked beans and other beans as the main raw materials, which are processed into various foods. The production activities refer to various foods made by shaping, frying and baking with rice flour, flour and bean flour as the main raw materials, with auxiliary essences. The production activities refer to various biscuits made by shaping and baking with flour (or rice flour), sugar and oil as the main raw materials, with dairy products, egg products and other raw materials, as well as various foods made from bitter vegetables, cereals, beans, etc. The production of baked food that is easy to store, convenient to eat and crispy in the mouth
refers to the production of sweet block food - candy made from sugar, syrup or treacle as raw materials, and adding fats, dairy products, colloids, fruits, spices, edible colors and other auxiliary materials, as well as the production of chocolate cakes made from slurry, powder or block cocoa, cocoa butter, cocoa paste, sugar, dairy products and other materials
refers to the production of candy and preserves made from fruit, nut peels and other parts of fruits.
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