UK SIC 2007 code in Section C: Manufacturing
10110 Processing and preserving of meat
SIC 10110 is the UK code for processing and preserving of meat. Companies House accepts it when you register a company or file a confirmation statement.
- Code
- 10110 (UK SIC 2007, Companies House list)
- Section
- Section C: Manufacturing
- Division
- 10 Manufacture of food products
- SIC 2026
- 10.11 Processing and preserving of meat, except of poultry meat (1:1)
- Closest US NAICS
- 311611, 311612, 311613, 311615
Activities ONS lists under 10110
The ONS index assigns these 62 activities to this code. If one describes your company, this is the code to use.
- Abattoir (manufacture)
- Animal grease (manufacture)
- Animal offal (inedible) production (manufacture)
- Animal offal processing (manufacture)
- Bile processing by knackers (manufacture)
- Bladder processing (manufacture)
- Bone boiling by knackers (manufacture)
- Bone crushing by knackers (manufacture)
- Bone degreasing by knackers (manufacture)
- Bone flour from knackers (manufacture)
- Bone meal (manufacture)
- Bone meal from knackers (manufacture)
- Bone scraping by knackers (manufacture)
- Bone sorting by knackers (manufacture)
- Bovine hides and skins production from knackers (manufacture)
- Bristles from knackers (manufacture)
- Casings for sausages (manufacture)
- De-woolling (manufacture)
- Dripping (manufacture)
- Drying of pig ears
- Edible fats of animal origin rendering (manufacture)
- Edible offal (processed) production (manufacture)
- Edible tallow production (manufacture)
- Fat recovery from knackers (manufacture)
- Fellmongery (manufacture)
- Flours and meals of meat (manufacture)
- Hair (animal by-product) from knackers (manufacture)
- Hide degreasing (manufacture)
- Hide pickling (manufacture)
- Hides and skins production from abattoirs (manufacture)
- Hides and skins production from knackers (manufacture)
- Hides and skins production from slaughterhouses (manufacture)
- Hooves from knackers production (manufacture)
- Lard from knackers (manufacture)
- Lard refining (manufacture)
- Meat (except poultry meat) processing and preserving (manufacture)
- Meat and bone meal from knackers (manufacture)
- Meat chilling or freezing for human consumption (manufacture)
- Meat meal (ground meat) (manufacture)
- Meat production (fresh, chilled or frozen) in carcasses or cuts (manufacture)
- Offal (edible) preparation (i.e. removal, freezing, packing, etc.) (manufacture)
- Pelt from fellmongery (manufacture)
- Premier jus (manufacture)
- Pulled wool production (manufacture)
- Rabbit meat preparation (manufacture)
- Rabbit slaughtering (manufacture)
- Raw bones from knackers (manufacture)
- Rendering of edible fat from slaughterhouse waste
- Rendering of lard and other edible fats of animal origin (manufacture)
- Sausage skins and casings (natural) (manufacture)
- Sheep and lambskin pulling (manufacture)
- Skin drying (manufacture)
- Skin pickling (manufacture)
- Skin production from slaughterhouses (manufacture)
- Skin sorting (manufacture)
- Slaughterhouse (manufacture)
- Slaughterhouses killing, dressing or packing meat (manufacture)
- Sterilised bone flour (not for fertilisers) (manufacture)
- Suet (manufacture)
- Tripe dressing (manufacture)
- Whales processing on land or on specialised vessels (manufacture)
- Wool (fellmongery) (manufacture)
Source: ONS UK SIC 2007 alphabetical index.
What changes in SIC 2026
ONS published UK SIC 2026 in 2026. Its correspondence table maps this code's class (10.11) to:
| SIC 2026 code | Heading | Link type |
|---|---|---|
| 10.11 | Processing and preserving of meat, except of poultry meat | 1:1 |
"1:1" means the class carries over unchanged in scope; other link types mean it was split or merged. Companies House still uses SIC 2007, so keep filing with 10110 until it announces a switch.
Closest US NAICS codes
Matched through the shared international class (ISIC Rev. 4). Treat these as a starting point and read the definition before using one.
Similar codes to compare
Data last changed November 14, 2026. Source: Companies House condensed SIC list. How this page is built.