Definition :
Supporting industries refer to all industrial products that play a supporting role in the production of main finished products.
Supporting industries refer to all industrial products that play a supporting role in the production of main finished products. Specifically, this includes components, auxiliary materials, spare parts, packaging products, materials for painting, dyeing, etc., and can also encompass intermediate products and semi-processed materials.
Supporting industries refer to all industrial products that play a supporting role in the production of main finished products. Specifically, this includes components, auxiliary materials, spare parts, packaging products, materials for painting, dyeing, etc., and can also encompass intermediate products and semi-processed materials. The scope can be very broad when listing similar products, but it becomes clearer with an additional characteristic: Supporting industrial products are usually produced on a small scale by small and medium-sized enterprises.
Therefore, in the automotive industry, for example, parts like engines, car bodies, wheels, etc., are not usually considered supporting industries because they are primarily produced by large companies on a large scale. In this industry, supporting industries consist of lower-level components and auxiliary materials supplied to produce engines, car bodies, etc.
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