NIC code · National Industrial Classification 2008

NIC Code 10625 : Manufacture of Tapioca and Tapioca Substitutes Prepared from Starch

10625 is the 5-digit NIC 2008 code for manufacture of tapioca and tapioca substitutes prepared from starch: a sub-class of class 1062, manufacture of starches and starch products, within division 10, manufacture of food products. Search a code or activity below, or copy the code for your Udyam or SPICe+ form.

This code

10625

Division 10Group 106Class 1062Sub-class 10625

Manufacture of tapioca and tapioca substitutes prepared from starch

Sub-class 10625 · Class 1062 · Group 106 · Division 10 · Section C, NIC 2008

NIC 2008 Official wording 5-digit sub-class

The code

10625 at a glance

Where the code sits in the National Industrial Classification 2008, from section to sub-class, in the official wording.

NIC code
106255 digits: 10 + 6 + 2 + 5
Level
Sub-classNational Industrial Classification 2008
Sub-class 10625
Manufacture of tapioca and tapioca substitutes prepared from starch
Class 1062
Manufacture of starches and starch products
Group 106
Manufacture of grain mill products, starches and starch products
Division 10
Manufacture of food products
Section C
Manufacturing

NIC 2025 · Notice dated 16 October 2026

On 18 November 2025 the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation released NIC 2025, which uses 6-digit codes aligned with the UN's ISIC Revision 5. This page shows the NIC 2008 code 10625. The matching NIC 2025 code will be added here once it is mapped from MoSPI's official concordance.

Classification
National Industrial Classification 2008Central Statistical Organisation, Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation
Asked for in
Udyam Registration · SPICe+Both ask for the business activity by NIC code

How to read it

What the 5 digits of 10625 mean

An NIC code is built in layers. Each digit narrows the one before it: the division, the group, the class, and finally the 5-digit sub-class. Divisions themselves are grouped under lettered sections.

Digits 1–210Division

The broadest numbered layer. Division 10 covers manufacture of food products. It sits in section C, manufacturing.

Digits 1–3106Group

Manufacture of grain mill products, starches and starch products.

Digits 1–41062Class

Manufacture of starches and starch products. The official note for this class is quoted below.

All 5 digits10625Sub-class

Manufacture of tapioca and tapioca substitutes prepared from starch. The full 5-digit code you enter where a form asks for the business activity by NIC code.

What it covers

What class 1062 covers

10625 is a sub-class of class 1062, manufacture of starches and starch products. The NIC 2008 document explains the class in the note below, quoted exactly.

This class excludes:

  • manufacture of lactose (milk sugar), see 1050
  • production of cane or beet sugar, see 1072
Official note for class 1062 · National Industrial Classification (All Economic Activities) 2008, Central Statistical Organisation, Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation

Where you use it

Forms that ask for 10625

Two registration forms ask for the business activity by NIC code. This is where 10625 is entered.

Udyam Registration

The MSME registration asks for the business activity by NIC code. For manufacture of tapioca and tapioca substitutes prepared from starch, that activity is 10625.

SPICe+ company incorporation

The company incorporation form asks for the main industrial activity of the proposed company by NIC code.

Not GST. GST registration does not use NIC codes; goods and services there are classified by HSN and SAC codes.

Choosing the right code

Is 10625 the right code for you?

10625 is for manufacture of tapioca and tapioca substitutes prepared from starch. The codes below sit closest to it in NIC 2008: the other sub-classes of class 1062. Each has its own page with the official wording.

Questions

Common questions about 10625

What is NIC code 10625?

Manufacture of tapioca and tapioca substitutes prepared from starch, in the National Industrial Classification 2008. It is a sub-class of class 1062, manufacture of starches and starch products.

What other codes are in class 1062?

Class 1062, manufacture of starches and starch products, has 7 sub-classes in NIC 2008. Besides 10625, those with a page here are: 10626 (Manufacture of corn oil); 10629 (Manufacture of other starch products n.e.c.); 10621 (Manufacture of starches from rice, potatoes, maize etc.).

Where do I enter the NIC code?

In Udyam Registration, which asks for the business activity by NIC code, and in the SPICe+ company incorporation form, which asks for the main industrial activity by NIC code. GST registration does not use NIC codes.

About this page

How this page is kept accurate

Source and edition

The section, division, group, class and sub-class on this page, and the explanatory note for class 1062, are taken word for word from the official document “National Industrial Classification (All Economic Activities) 2008”, Central Statistical Organisation, Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation, Government of India.

Source
National Industrial Classification (All Economic Activities) 2008
Published by
Central Statistical Organisation, Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation, Government of India
Edition shown
NIC 2008 (NIC 2025 was released on 18 November 2025; its matching code will be added once mapped from MoSPI's official concordance)
Data compiled
16 October 2026

Using this page

This is reference information on the classification of a business activity. It is not advice on which code your own business should declare, and the official NIC document prevails if the two ever differ. A change in the classification, including the MoSPI concordance to NIC 2025, re-opens this page for checking.

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