B. Program 1 / Class 5A/ Whosale Trade (487 Courses)

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Code	Course Title	Modalities	Actions
509203.1	Toy novelties	Modalities
509203.2	Amusements	Modalities
509299.1	Toys goods and supplies	Modalities
509299.2	Hobby goods and supplies	Modalities
509301.1	Waste paper	Modalities
509301.2	Cloth materials	Modalities
509302.1	Metal scrap	Modalities
509302.2	Waste materials	Modalities
509399.1	Scrap materials	Modalities
509401.1	Precious stones	Modalities
509401.2	Precious metals	Modalities
509402.1	Coins	Modalities
509402.2	medals	Modalities
509402.3	Trophies	Modalities
509403.1	Clocks parts	Modalities
509403.2	watches parts	Modalities
509499.1	Jewelry	Modalities
509499.2	Precious stones	Modalities
509901.1	Firearms	Modalities
509901.2	Ammunitionexcept sporting	Modalities
509902.1	Wood	Modalities
509902.2	Wood byproducts	Modalities
509903.1	Safety equipment	Modalities
509903.2	Safety supplies	Modalities
509904.1	Children's carriages	Modalities
509904.2	Children's strollers	Modalities
509904.3	Children's restraint seats	Modalities
509905.1	Video equipment	Modalities
509905.2	Audio equipment	Modalities
509906.0	Musical instruments	Modalities
509907.1	Antiques	Modalities
509907.2	souvenirs	Modalities
509907.3	Novelties	Modalities
509908.1	Coinoperated machines	Modalities
509908.2	Mechanisms	Modalities
509999.0	Durable goods	Modalities
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511199.1	Printing paper	Modalities
511199.2	Writing paper	Modalities
511201.1	Writing instruments	Modalities
511201.2	Writing supplies	Modalities
511202.1	Social stationery	Modalities
511202.2	Greeting cards	Modalities
511203.1	Albums	Modalities
511203.2	scrapbooks	Modalities
511203.3	Binders	Modalities
511204.1	Computer	Modalities
511204.2	Photocopying supplies	Modalities
511205.0	Office filing supplies	Modalities
511299.1	Stationery supplies	Modalities
511299.2	Office supplies	Modalities
511301.0	Shipping supplies	Modalities
511302.1	Disposable plates	Modalities
511302.2	Disposable cups	Modalities
511302.3	Disposable napkins	Modalities
511302.4	Disposable eating utensils	Modalities
511303.1	Boxes	Modalities
511303.2	Containers	Modalities
511399.1	Industrial service paper	Modalities
511399.2	Personal service paper	Modalities
512201.1	Cosmetics	Modalities
512201.2	perfumes	Modalities
512201.3	Hair products	Modalities
512202.0	Toiletries	Modalities
512203.1	Drugs	Modalities
512203.2	Drug proprietaries	Modalities
512299.1	Drugs sundries	Modalities
513101.1	Piece goods	Modalities
513101.2	Other fabrics	Modalities
513102.1	Sewing supplies	Modalities
513102.2	Sewing notions	Modalities
513601.1	Men's and boys' hats	Modalities
513601.2	Men's and boys' scarves	Modalities
513601.3	Men's and boys' gloves	Modalities
513602.1	Men's and boys' robes	Modalities
513602.2	Men's and boys' nightwear	Modalities
513602.3	Men's and boys' undergarments	Modalities
513603.0	Men's and boys' outerwear	Modalities
513604.0	Men's and boys' furnishings	Modalities
513605.1	Men's and boys' suits	Modalities
513605.2	Men's and boys' trousers	Modalities
513606.1	Men's and boys' sportswear	Modalities
513606.2	Men's and boys' work clothing	Modalities
513699.0	Men's and boy's clothing	Modalities
513701.0	Women's and children's outerwear	Modalities
513702.1	Women's and children's lingerie	Modalities
513702.2	Women's and children's undergarments	Modalities
513703.1	Women's and children's sportswear	Modalities
513703.2	Women's and children's swimsuits	Modalities
513703.3	Women's and children's sportswear	Modalities
513704.0	Women's and children's accessories	Modalities
513705.0	Children's goods	Modalities
513706.1	Women's and children's dresses	Modalities
513706.2	Women's and children's suits	Modalities
513706.3	Women's and children's skirts	Modalities
513706.4	Women's and children's blouses	Modalities
513799.0	Women's and children's clothing	Modalities
513999.0	Footwear	Modalities
514201.1	Frozen vegetables	Modalities
514201.2	Frozen fruit products	Modalities
514202.1	Frozen fish	Modalities
514202.3	Frozen poultry	Modalities
514299.0	Packaged frozen goods	Modalities
514301.0	Milk	Modalities
514399.0	Dairy products except dried or canned	Modalities
514499.1	Poultry	Modalities
514501.0	Fountain supplies	Modalities
514502.0	Snack foods	Modalities
514599.0	Confectionery	Modalities
514699.1	Fish	Modalities
514699.2	Seafoods	Modalities
514799.1	Meats	Modalities
514799.2	Meat products	Modalities
514801.0	Fruits	Modalities
514802.0	Vegetables	Modalities
514901.1	Cooking oils	Modalities
514901.2	Cooking shortenings	Modalities
514902.0	Pet foods	Modalities
514903.1	Seasonings	Modalities
514903.2	sauces	Modalities
514903.3	Seasonings sauces extracts	Modalities
514904.1	Pasta	Modalities
514904.2	Rice	Modalities
514905.0	Beverages except coffee and tea	Modalities
514906.1	Organic food	Modalities
514906.2	Diet food	Modalities
514907.1	Crackers	Modalities
514907.2	cookies	Modalities
514907.3	Bakery products	Modalities
514908.1	Dried foods	Modalities
514908.2	Canned foods	Modalities
514909.1	Coffee	Modalities
514910.1	Sugar	Modalities
514910.2	honey	Modalities
514910.3	molasses	Modalities
514910.4	Syrups	Modalities
514911.0	Baking supplies	Modalities
514999.1	Groceries	Modalities
514999.2	Groceries related products	Modalities
515301.0	Grains	Modalities
515302.0	Field beans	Modalities
515399.1	Grain	Modalities
515399.2	Field beans	Modalities
515499.0	Livestock	Modalities
515901.1	Cotton merchants	Modalities
515901.2	Cotton products	Modalities
515902.0	Farm animals	Modalities
515903.1	Feathers.	Modalities
515903.2	Pelts	Modalities
515904.1	Wool	Modalities
515904.2	Silk	Modalities
515905.1	Nuts	Modalities
515905.2	Nut byproducts	Modalities
515906.1	Tobacco distributors	Modalities
515906.2	Tobacco products	Modalities
515999.0	Farmproduct raw materials	Modalities
516201.0	Resins	Modalities
516299.1	Plastics materials	Modalities
516299.2	Plastic basic shapes	Modalities
516901.1	Alkalines	Modalities
516901.2	Chlorine	Modalities
516902.0	Industrial gases	Modalities
516903.1	Detergents	Modalities
516903.2	Soaps except specialty cleaning	Modalities
516904.1	Specialty cleaning	Modalities
516904.2	Sanitation preparations	Modalities
516905.1	Adhesives	Modalities
516905.2	Sealants	Modalities
516906.0	Aromatic chemicals	Modalities
516907.0	Chemical additives	Modalities
516908.1	Synthetic resins	Modalities
516908.2	rubber	Modalities
516908.3	Plastic materials	Modalities
516909.1	Food additives	Modalities
516909.2	Food preservatives	Modalities
516910.1	Noncorrosive products	Modalities
516910.2	Noncorrosive materials	Modalities
516911.1	Industrial salts	Modalities
516911.2	Industrial polishes	Modalities
516912.1	Alcohols	Modalities
516912.2	Alcohols and antifreeze compounds	Modalities
516999.1	Chemicals	Modalities
516999.2	Allied chemical products	Modalities
517199.1	Petroleum bulk stations	Modalities
517199.2	Petroleum bulk terminals	Modalities
517201.0	Gases	Modalities
517202.1	Engine fuels	Modalities
517299.0	Petroleum products	Modalities
518199.1	Beer	Modalities
518199.2	Beer ale	Modalities
518201.0	Wine	Modalities
518202.0	Liquor	Modalities
518299.1	Wine	Modalities
518299.2	Distilled beverages	Modalities
519101.1	Fertilizers	Modalities
519101.2	Agricultural chemicals	Modalities
519102.0	Animal feeds	Modalities
519103.1	Seeds	Modalities
519103.2	Bulbs	Modalities
519104.0	Equestrian equipment	Modalities
519199.0	Farm supplies	Modalities
519299.1	Books	Modalities
519299.2	periodicals	Modalities
519299.3	Newspapers	Modalities
519301.0	Florists' supplies	Modalities
519302.1	Flowers	Modalities
519302.2	Nursery stock	Modalities
519401.0	Smoking tobacco	Modalities
519402.0	Smokeless tobacco	Modalities
519801.0	Paints	Modalities
519899.1	Paints	Modalities
519899.2	varnishes	Modalities
519899.3	Paints and varnishes supplies	Modalities
519901.1	Art goods	Modalities
519901.2	Art goods supplies	Modalities
519902.1	Gifts	Modalities
519902.2	Novelties	Modalities
519903.1	Pets	Modalities
519903.2	Pet supplies	Modalities
519904.1	Fabrics	Modalities
519904.2	yarns	Modalities
519904.3	Knit goods	Modalities
519905.1	Leather	Modalities
519905.2	leather goods	Modalities
519905.3	Furs	Modalities
519906.1	Bags	Modalities
519906.2	baskets	Modalities
519907.0	Smokers' supplies	Modalities
519908.1	Oil	Modalities
519908.2	Greases (animal or vegetable)	Modalities
519909.1	Foams	Modalities
519909.2	Rubber	Modalities
519910.1	Posters	Modalities
519910.2	Decals	Modalities
519999.0	Nondurable goods	Modalities

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