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Definition
An industrial process is a transformation process (whether physical, chemical, manual or whatever) used in the manufacture of new products (whether consumer, intermediate or investment goods), in the processing of used products or in the provision of services to industry as defined in NACE
- Sections B (extractive industries)
- C (manufacturing industry)
- D (production and distribution of electricity, gas and steam)
- E (Water supply, sewerage, waste management and remediation activities) and
- F (construction industry)
