Different Types Of Industries

Primary industries (Row material suppling)

Primary industries are those that harvest or extract raw material from nature, such as agriculture, oil and gas extraction, logging and forestry, mining, fishing, and trapping.

The primary industry examples include mining, fishing, mountain engineering industries.

Secondary industries (Manufacturing industry)

Secondary industry is defined as the industry that deals with the raw materials effectively collected by the primary industry so that they can convert them into finished products. These finished goods are in turn sold by Tertiary industries in the consumer market.

The secondary industry involves secondary processing of industrial food manufacturing, raw materials, textile producing and industry.

They also include the construction industry and the assembly of component parts made by other secondary industries, e.g. car assembly.

he major examples of secondary industry are the plastic industry, the food industry, home appliances industry, the textile and leather industry, entertainment and gardening industry, personal care and beauty products industry, storage and cleaning industry.

Tertiary industry (service industry)

The tertiary industry majorly consists of the service sector.

This would include several activities where the people usually offer their expertise and knowledge for improving productivity, potential, performance and sustainability.

The most prominent characteristic of the tertiary sector is the production of several nature services that include advice, care, experiences, access and discussions.