Group 101 covers the processing and preserving of meat. It becomes the right branch when the output is no longer raw slaughtering alone, but preserved, prepared or otherwise processed meat products.
How to use this page
Use the class and final code to separate fresh/chilled/frozen outputs from other preserved or mixed meat-product lines.
FAQ
When does a meat business leave slaughtering and move into Group 101?
When the core activity is preserving, preparing or further processing meat rather than basic slaughterhouse handling.
Do processed meat products need extra standards or food-control checks?
Often yes. Product composition, labelling and food-control rules can matter alongside the TSIC code.
How should frozen meat products be separated from other preserved meat outputs?
Use the class and 5-digit description. The TSIC hierarchy distinguishes the physical state and preservation route at lower levels.
Related regulatory pages
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.