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2007 NAICS Definition

This U.S. industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in spinning yarn from any fiber and/or producing hemp yarn and further processing into rope or bags.

Index entries that bring you to this industry:

• Acetate spun yarns made from purchased fiber
• Acrylic spun yarns made from purchased fiber
• Bags, hemp, made from purchased fiber
• Carded yarn manufacturing
• Carpet and rug yarn spinning
• Cotton cordage spun yarns made from purchased fiber
• Cotton spun yarns made from purchased fiber
• Crochet spun yarns (e.g., cotton, manmade fiber, silk, wool) made from purchased fiber
• Embroidery spun yarns (e.g., cotton, manmade fiber, silk, wool) made from purchased fiber
• Flax spun yarns made from purchased fiber
• Hard fiber spun yarns made from purchased fiber
• Hemp bags made from purchased fiber
• Hemp ropes made from purchased fiber
• Hemp spun yarns made from purchased fiber
• Knitting spun yarns (e.g., cotton, manmade fiber, silk, wool) made from purchased fiber
• Manmade staple spun yarns made from purchased fiber
• Modacrylic spun yarns made from purchased fiber
• Natural fiber spun yarns (i.e., hemp, jute, ramie, flax) made from purchased fiber
• Nylon spun yarns made from purchased fiber
• Paper yarn manufacturing
• Polyester spun yarns made from purchased fiber
• Polypropylene spun yarns made from purchased fiber
• Ramie spun yarns made from purchased fiber
• Rayon spun yarns made from purchased fiber
• Ropes, hemp, made from purchased fiber
• Silk spun yarns made from purchased fiber
• Spinning carpet and rug yarn from purchased fiber
• Spinning yarn from purchased fiber
• Wool spun yarn made from purchased fiber
• Yarn spinning mills
• Yarn spun from purchased fiber
• Yarn, carpet and rug, spun from purchased fiber