Summary - Canadian Industry Statistics

Definition

This industry comprises establishments, not classified to any other industry, primarily engaged in: manufacturing petroleum and coal products. Establishments primarily engaged in re-refining used products are included.

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  Example Activities:
  Briquettes, petroleum, made from refined petroleum
  Calcining petroleum coke from refined petroleum
  Coal tar crudes, produced in coke ovens
  Coke oven products (e.g., coke, gases, tars), made in coke oven establishments
  Coke ovens
  Cutting oils, made from refined petroleum
  Fireplace logs, made from refined petroleum or coal
  Fuel briquettes or boulets, made from refined petroleum
  Greases, petroleum lubricating, made from refined petroleum
  Grinding oils, petroleum, made from refined petroleum
  Hydraulic fluids, petroleum, made from refined petroleum
  Lubricating oils and greases, petroleum, made from refined petroleum
  Petroleum jelly, made from refined petroleum
  Petroleum waxes, made from refined petroleum
  Recycling (i.e., re-refining) used motor oils
  Re-refining used petroleum lubricating oils
  Tar, made in coke ovens
  Transmission fluids, petroleum, made from refined petroleum
  Waxes, petroleum, made from refined petroleum

  Exclusions

  No exclusions are specified in the 2012 NAICS Canada manual.