Raw offal, inedible (including pigs' bristles, horse hair, animal guts, bird skins, feathers, bones and ivory)

cpc code 39110 encompasses a diverse range of animal-derived materials that are considered inedible and have a wide range of industrial applications. These byproducts, which include items such as pigs' bristles, horse hair, animal guts, bird skins, feathers, bones, and ivory, play a crucial role in various manufacturing and processing industries, contributing to the efficient utilization of animal resources and the overall sustainability of the economy.

The production of raw offal and other inedible animal materials under cpc code 39110 typically involves the collection, sorting, and processing of these byproducts from slaughterhouses, farms, and other sources. The specific techniques used can vary depending on the type of material, but often include cleaning, drying, and in some cases, further refinement or chemical treatment to prepare the materials for their intended industrial uses.

The main inputs required for the production of raw offal and other inedible animal materials under cpc code 39110 include the animal byproducts themselves, which are sourced from various livestock and poultry operations. Additionally, the industry may rely on specialized equipment and machinery for the collection, transportation, and processing of these materials, as well as various chemicals and solvents used in the refinement and preparation of the final products.

The outputs of the industry covered by cpc code 39110 include a wide range of materials that are used in various manufacturing and industrial processes. These may include 39120 Prepared animal hair, including waste, whether or not in layers with or without supporting material, 39130 (Guts, bladders and stomachs of animals (other than fish), whole and pieces thereof), 39140 Animal products, inedible, n.e.c., and 39150 (Bones and horn-cores, unworked, defatted, simply prepared (but not cut to shape), treated with acid or degelatinised; powder and waste of these products). These materials are often further processed and incorporated into a diverse range of products, from textiles and personal care items to industrial lubricants and fertilizers.