The survey measures the production of industrial goods and services in value and quantity.  

The statistics are published at the French product classification level (CPF) 4-5, Prodfra level and Prodcom level.

The CPF level 4-5 corresponds to the CPF4 class of the French product classification (revision 2.1 of 2015) subdivided for consistency with the Nomenclature d'activité Française (NAF) rev.2, for the products of all industry (excluding agri-food industries and sawmills): mining and quarrying (section B), manufacturing industry, excluding agri-food industries and sawmills (section C), electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning (section D) and water, sanitation, waste management and depollution (section E).

 PRODFRA is the acronym for "PRODuction FRAnçaise".
The PRODFRA nomenclature is a French nomenclature of products, articulated both on the CPF and on the PRODCOM list. It covers all the sub-categories of the industrial CPF. The headings of the PRODFRA nomenclature are usually coded on ten positions: the first eight positions are the eight positions of the associated PRODCOM code if it exists. The last two are used to refine the nomenclature.

The PRODCOM list is a classification of "products" that the European Community member states use to compile their production statistics. It contains around 3,500 products.

This survey deals with the economic sectors of industry (sections B to E of NACE rev. 2 excluding the agrifood industries).

Production is measured by turnover of enterprise, according to :

• sales of industrial products (manufacturing, mining and quarrying industries) in value and quantity (and in five economic models : principal, contractor, enterprise that makes itself the product) ;
• other sales of industrial products;
• installation and fitting of industrial products;
• repair and maintenance of industrial products;
• sales of non-industrial products and services.

Enterprise

All sizes of enterprise are included in the scope of the survey, that covers the economic sectors of industry (sections B to E of NACE rev. 2 excluding the agrifood industries).

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