TYPES OF INDUSTRIES
1. AGRIBUSINESS
 Agriculture has been defined as the science and
art of producing livestock and cultivating plants
and animals.
For animal production, there are two types
that can be engaged to one is livestock and the
other is poultry. These two are commonly
engaged by the small entrepreneurs which
provide livelihood that can provide income
and employment opportunities to poor
households.
2. RETAIL
 Retail includes the sale of merchandise from a
one point of purchase directly to a consumer
who tends to utilize that product.
3. SERVICE
 A service industry is any industry that produces
value that is primarily intangible such as advice,
consultation, customer service, knowledge,
management, data and experiences.
4. MANUFACTURING
 Manufacturing is the processing of raw materials
into finished goods through the use of
equipment, tools and processes. Manufacturing
is process that allows enterprises to sell finished
products at a price over the cost of the raw
materials used.
5. INTERNATIONAL TRADE
 International trade is the exchange of services
and goods from one country to another. This
type of trade gives opportunity to a world
economy, in which prices, or demand and
supply, affect and are affected by global events.
IMPORT
An import is a good or service that brought
from the other countries. The word "import"
comes from the word "port" since goods are
often travelled via ships or boats to foreign
countries.
EXPORT
Exports are goods and services made in one
country and sold to buyers in another. Exports
are important to modern economies, because
they provide opportunities to people and firms
many channels of distribution for their goods.