Funeral and related activities

NACE code 96.03 covers the funeral and related activities industry, which plays a vital role in providing essential services to communities around the world. This industry is responsible for the respectful handling and preparation of the deceased, as well as the organization of funeral ceremonies and related services. As an integral part of the broader social and cultural fabric, the funeral industry helps individuals and families navigate the grieving process and honor the memory of their loved ones.

The main production techniques used in the funeral industry involve the careful preparation and preservation of the deceased. This typically includes embalming, dressing, and cosmetic procedures to ensure the deceased is presented in a dignified manner. Funeral directors also coordinate the logistics of funeral services, including the arrangement of transportation, venues, and any necessary permits or paperwork.

The funeral industry relies on a range of inputs, including specialized equipment and supplies for embalming and body preparation, as well as facilities for the storage and viewing of the deceased. Funeral directors also require access to transportation services, such as hearses, and may need to coordinate with other service providers, such as florists, musicians, and religious or cultural leaders.

The primary output of the funeral industry is the provision of funeral and related services to the public. This can include the preparation and presentation of the deceased, the organization of funeral ceremonies and memorials, and the facilitation of burial or cremation. The funeral industry's outputs are often consumed by 96.03 Funeral and related activities and 96.09 Other personal service activities n.e.c..