Division 10 is the main food-manufacturing branch of TSIC. It is the right entry point when the operation processes agricultural, livestock or fish inputs into food products for sale, storage or distribution.
How to use this page
Choose the group by the main food input first, then separate fresh/chilled/frozen, preserved or mixed-product routes at class and code level.
FAQ
How should a business choose between meat, fish and fruit-processing groups?
Use the primary input and production line. The classifier separates food manufacturing first by the dominant material and then by processing method.
Does imported equipment change the TSIC division?
No. Imported machinery affects customs and standards review, but the division still follows the food activity itself.
Should Thai FDA review be considered at this level?
Yes. Food manufacturing often needs a parallel product-control review before launch or import decisions.
Activity codes in this division
Official extract note
- Official NSO TSIC ebook page: 73
- This classification label was imported from the official TSIC PDF extract and linked back to the DBD and NSO routes used in this portal.
Current coverage: 8 groups, 22 classes and 87 five-digit TSIC codes are published in this division.
TSIC hierarchy
Groups in this division
- 101 - Processing and preserving of meat
- 102 - Processing and preserving of fish, crustaceans and molluscs
- 103 - Processing and preserving of fruit and vegetables
- 104 - Manufacture of vegetable and animal oils and fats
- 105 - Manufacture of dairy products
- 106 - Manufacture of grain mill products, starches and starch products
- 107 - Manufacture of other food products
- 108 - Manufacture of prepared animal feeds