This document outlines different types of industries grouped into four categories: agribusiness, manufacturing, retail industry, and international trade. Agribusiness includes farming, distribution, machinery, processing, and supplies. Manufacturing covers production and processing of goods. Retail industry is responsible for distributing finished products to consumers. International trade refers to the exchange of products and services between countries, including imports and exports of goods like food and services like tourism.

1. Types of Industries

2. 1. Banana production
2. Grapes farm
3. Fishing
4. Primary Industry.

3. Farm machinery
producers
Computer repair
shop
Family farms
Seed and Agrichemical
producers
Agribusiness Manufacturing
Retail Industry International Trade
1-4

4. Construction
industry
Textile industries
Plastic production
Department
store
Agribusiness Manufacturing
Retail Industry International Trade
5-8

5. Department store Fabric industry
Food Restaurant
Construction
supplies
Agribusiness Manufacturing
Retail Industry International Trade
9-12

6. Currencies Foods
Tourism Stocks
International Trade: Products
International Trade: Services
13-16

7. Banking Currencies
Consulting Transportation
International Trade: Products
International Trade: Services
17-20

9. Farm machinery
producers
Computer repair
shop
Family farms
Seed and Agrichemical
producers
Agribusiness
1-4

10. Agribusiness
- is the business of agricultural production.
-It includes agrichemicals, breeding, crop production
(farming and contract farming), distribution, farm
machinery, processing, and seed supply, as well
as marketing and retail sales.

11. Construction
industry
Textile industries
Plastic production
Department
store
Manufacturing
5-8

12. Manufacturing
•manufacturing and processing of items and
indulge in creation of new commodities.
•construction industries, electronics industries,
chemical industries, energy industries, textile
industries, food and beverage industries,
metalworking industries, plastic industries.

13. Department store Food Restaurant
Fabric industry
Construction
supplies
Retail Industry
9-12

14. Retail Industry
• Responsible for the distribution of finished products to the public.
• Managed by individuals/families
Personal goods store retailing
Hard goods: This covers deals in goods such as electronics, electrical
appliances, furniture and sporting goods.
Soft goods: This includes apparel retailing.
Non-store retailing
• This includes infomercials, catalogue sales, vending machines and
e-commerce.
• Food retailing (restaurants)
• Automotive services and retailing

15. Currencies Foods
Tourism Stocks
International Trade: Products
13-16

16. Banking Currencies
consulting Transportation
International Trade: Services
17-20

17. International Trade (Import and Export)
-refers to the exchange of products and services
from one country to another. In other words,
imports and exports.
-International trade consists of goods and
services moving in two directions:
1. Imports – flowing into a country from abroad
2. Exports – flowing out of a country and sold
overseas

18. Products: food, clothes, spare parts, oil,
jewellery, wine, stocks, currencies, and
water.
Services: tourism, banking, consulting, and
transportation
International Trade (Products and Services)