annual survey of manufacturing and logging industries...

Joanne Moreau January 11th, 2017

Annual Survey of Manufacturing and Logging

Industries (ASML)

Outline   Purpose of ASML   Coverage   What do we publish?   Estimation   Some results

Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada 2

What is the ASML?   Measures the contribution of manufacturing and logging industries

to economic activity in Canada

  Manufacturing accounts for: •  10.2% of GDP in October 2016 monthly GDP by industry, and •  9.5% of total employment in 2015 (SEPH)

  Key input to System of National Accounts Input-Output tables

  Survey collects data on •  what commodities are produced (Make matrix) •  where commodities are destined (provincial I/O tables) •  what commodities and primary inputs are used in production

(Use matrix)

3 Statistics Canada • Statistique Canada

Survey Coverage

  Establishments primarily engaged in manufacturing activities (classified to NAICS 31, 32 and 33) and logging activities (NAICS 1133)

  Estimates produced for 185 NAICS5 level industries

  Estimates produced for the 10 provinces (for the 185 industries) and 3 territories (for total manufacturing mostly).


Who are manufacturers?

  Establishments primarily engaged in the physical or chemical transformation of materials and substances into new products. Includes:

•  Assembly, •  Blending of materials, •  Finishing of manufactured products by

dyeing, heat treating, Plating, etc…

they can have other operations (e.g.

wholesale, repair work)

own materials or those owned by

others

finished goods or intermediate goods


What do we publish?   22 financial statistics, at NAICS5 levels

Revenu variables (2)

Total revenue

Revenue from goods manufactured

Expense variables (8)

Total expenses

Total salaries and wages, direct and indirect labour

Produc:on workers' wages, direct labour

Non-‐manufacturing employees' salaries, indirect labour

Total cost of energy, water u:lity and vehicle fuel

Cost of energy and water u:lity

Cost of vehicle fuel

Cost of materials and supplies

Employment variables (3)

Total number of employees, direct and indirect labour

Number of produc:on workers, direct labour

Number of non-‐manufacturing employees, indirect labour

Inventory variables (8)

Total opening inventories

Opening Inventories, raw materials

Opening inventories, goods or work in process

Opening inventories, finished goods manufactured

Total closing inventories

Closing inventories, raw materials

Closing inventories, goods or work in process

Closing inventories, finished goods manufactured

Manufacturing value added


What do we publish? We collect commodity information:   Commodities consumed (inputs)   Commodities produced (outputs)

 Collect commodity values and some quantities

Those are classified using:   North American Product Classification System

(NAPCS 2012)

  1379 codes at the 7 digit detail level

Commodity Outputs are published at the all manufacturing level by province, regions and Canada.


Estimation of Financial Data

  We survey a subsets of all manufacturing establishments (about 14,000). These establishments are stratified based on their revenues and the higher their revenue, the higher their probability of being selected.

  Large enterprises are automatically selected and represent themselves.

  Among the medium enterprises a sample is selected that will represent other enterprises. To do this, weights are applied to their data.


Estimation of Financial Data

  To reduce response burden on companies, the establishments that are part of the lowest 10% of revenues are not surveyed. Their revenues are represented using tax data , while the other variables are modeled using ratios obtained from the survey portion.


Commodity Estimates

  Commodity estimates are only produced for portion of the target population that is above the lowest 10%.

  Estimation uses the same sampling weights as financial portion.



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Factors of Production, 2015 (% of expense) Salaries & wages Energy Materials & supplies

Value % of Total Revenue # of Ests Revenue # of Ests

Food manufacturing [311] 98,105,790 9,200 15% 10%

Beverage and tobacco manufacturing [312] 14,326,634 1,308 2% 1% Textile Mills [313] 1,795,080 935 0% 1% Textile product mills [314] 2,245,562 1,141 0% 1% Clothing manufacturing [315] 2,560,502 8,040 0% 9% Leather and allied product manufacturing [316] 662,675 857 0% 1% Wood product manufacturing [321] 28,351,436 7,160 4% 8% Paper manufacturing [322] 28,399,744 604 4% 1%

Printing and related support activities [323] 9,414,679 6,983 1% 8% Petroleum and coal product manufacturing [324] 61,742,932 339 9% 0% Chemical manufacturing [325] 57,079,763 2,328 9% 3% Plastics and rubber manufacturing [326] 30,266,057 2,002 5% 2%

Non-metallic mineral manufacturing [327] 16,482,824 2,765 3% 3% Primary metal manufacturing [331] 46,514,998 733 7% 1%

Fabricated metal manufacturing [332] 38,196,586 10,841 6% 12% Machinery manufacturing [333] 38,186,333 6,216 6% 7%

Computer and electronic manufacturing [334] 14,376,010 2,983 2% 3%

Electrical equipment, appliance and component manufacturing [335] 10,078,912 2,176 2% 2%

Transportation equipment manufacturing [336] 132,573,159 2,858 20% 3% Furniture manufacturing [337] 11,906,719 6,954 2% 8% Miscellaneous manufacturing [339] 13,978,175 14,436 2% 16% All Manufacturing 657,244,105 90,859 100% 100%

How “big” were industries in 2015?



Five Digit Food Industries By Canada, 2015: Share of Select Variables

Share of Revenue from goods

manufactured

Share of Cost of materials and supplies

Share of Total salaries and wages, direct and indirect labour

Animal food manufacturing [31111] 8.6% 10.0% 5.9% Flour milling and malt manufacturing [31121] 2.3% 2.6% 1.1% Starch and vegetable fat and oil manufacturing [31122] 7.7% 9.3% 2.3%

Breakfast cereal manufacturing [31123] 0.5% 0.5% 0.5% Sugar manufacturing [31131] x x 0.7% Non-‐chocolate confec:onery manufacturing [31134] x x 2.2%

Chocolate and chocolate confec:onery manufacturing [31135] 2.0% 1.7% 2.5% Frozen food manufacturing [31141] 4.4% 3.7% 4.6% Fruit and vegetable canning, pickling and drying [31142] 2.3% 2.2% 2.9% Dairy product (except frozen) manufacturing [31151] 13.6% 14.7% 10.6%

Ice cream and frozen dessert manufacturing [31152] 0.7% 0.7% 1.1% Animal slaughtering and processing [31161] 29.6% 33.2% 28.4%

Seafood product prepara:on and packaging [31171] 5.4% 5.9% 7.3%

Bread and bakery product manufacturing [31181] 6.9% 4.6% 13.0% Cookie, cracker and pasta manufacturing [31182] 2.7% 2.3% 3.9%

Tor:lla manufacturing [31183] x x 0.2%

Snack food manufacturing [31191] 2.8% 1.8% 1.9%

Coffee and tea manufacturing [31192] 2.0% 1.7% F

Flavouring syrup and concentrate manufacturing [31193] 0.1% 0.1% 0.2%

Seasoning and dressing manufacturing [31194] 1.3% 1.1% 2.1% All other food manufacturing [31199] 4.4% 3.9% 5.5% Total Published 97.7% 99.9% 96.8%

Total food manufacturing [311] (Dollars x 1000) 90,615,591 59,330,349 9,713,445

Source: Sta:s:cs Canada. Table 301-‐0008 -‐ Principal sta:s:cs for manufacturing industries, by North American Industry Classifica:on System (NAICS), annual (dollars)


Five Digit Food Industries, Canada, 2014 to 2015 Growth in Revenue from goods manufactured

2014 to 2015 Nominal Growth

2014 to 2015 Real Growth

Food manufacturing [311] 2% -‐1%

Animal food [31111] 3% 2%

Flour milling and malt [31121] 8% 1%

Starch and vegetable fat and oil [31122] -9% -‐4%

Breakfast cereal [31123] -56% -‐57% Sugar [31131] x x Non-‐chocolate confec:onery [31134] x x Chocolate & Chocolate confec:onery [31135] 2% 1% Frozen food [31141] 1% 0% Fruit and vegetable canning [31142] -22% -‐24%

Dairy product (except frozen) manufacturing [31151] -1% -‐1%

Ice cream and frozen dessert [31152] 2% 2%

Animal slaughtering and processing [31161] 8% 1%

Seafood prepara:on [31171] 9% 2%

Bread and bakery [31181] 5% 3%

Cookie, cracker and pasta [31182] 10% 3%

Tor:lla [31183] x x

Snack food [31191] 5% 3%

Coffee and tea [31192] 23% 15% Flavouring syrup [31193] x x

Seasoning and dressing [31194] -11% -‐14%

All other food [31199] 22% 21% Source: Sta:s:cs Canada. Table 301-‐0008 -‐ Principal sta:s:cs for manufacturing industries, by North American Industry Classifica:on System (NAICS), annual (dollars) and Sta:s:cs Canada. Table 329-‐0077 -‐ Industrial product price indexes, by North American Industry Classifica:on System (NAICS), annual (index, 2010=100)


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Canada Newfoundland and Labrador

Prince Edward Island

Nova Sco:a New Brunswick Quebec Ontario Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Bri:sh Columbia

Revenue from goods manufactured, Food Manufacturing (311) by Province, 2015

Share of Provincial Food (311) Revenue to Canada Food (311) Revenue Share of Provincial Food (311) Revenue to Provincial All Manufacturing (31-‐33) Revenue


NAPCS Code NAPCS Description Nominal Values in

dollars % of Revenue from

goods manufactured 17213 Fresh and frozen poultry of all types 7,148,035,000 8%

17211 Fresh and frozen beef and veal 6,364,829,000 7% 17212 Fresh and frozen pork 5,633,839,000 6% 18213 Grain and oilseed products, not elsewhere classified 5,408,062,000 6% 17311 Fluid milk and processed milk products 5,385,570,000 6% 18112 Other animal feed 5,216,241,000 6% 17313 Cheese and cheese products 4,511,391,000 5% 18352 Frozen foods, not elsewhere classified 4,234,638,000 5% 18314 Cookies, crackers and baked sweet goods 3,363,837,000 4% 18322 Confec:onery products 2,578,540,000 3% 18211 Margarine and cooking oils 2,327,414,000 3% 18331 Snack food products 2,078,302,000 2% 18212 Flour and other grain mill products 1,987,446,000 2% 12111 Fish, shellfish and other fishery products 1,986,990,000 2% 17312 Buder and dry and canned dairy products 1,762,883,000 2% 18111 Dog and cat food 1,727,693,000 2% 19111 Coffee and tea 1,711,894,000 2% 18312 Flour mixes, dough and dry pasta 1,600,162,000 2% 19211 Fresh, frozen and canned fruit and vegetable juices 1,250,435,000 1% 18351 Ketchup, canned tomato sauces, and preserved fruit and vegetables 1,230,045,000 1%

18342 Vinegar, mayonnaise, non-‐tomato sauces, salt, spices and sauce mixes 1,039,344,000 1% Total top 21 published 68,547,590,000 76% Total Revenue from goods manufactured (311) 90,615,591,000

Source: special request to statcan.meddissemina:on-‐mwtd-‐mceddiffusion-‐[email protected] Notes: (1) Some classes that are more important than some of the ones in this table are not publishable to protect confiden:ality of respondents. (2) There is no rela:ons between NAPCS and NAICS codes. (3) Industry (NAICS) codes are assigned according to the main ac:vity of an establishment. An establishment could, however, produce commodi:es that fall in more than one NAICS code. This is why the summa:on of the values by NAPCS codes related to food does not add up to the value of the revenues from goods manufactured for the food industry.

Questions?

Contact Information   For data request: statcan.meddissemination-mwtd-mceddiffusion-dfcg.statcan@canada.ca

  Our information: •  Tony Labillois Assistant Director, Manufacturing and Wholesale Trade Division [email protected] 613-951-1478 •  Joanne Moreau Chief, Annual Survey of Manufacturing and Forestry Program [email protected] 613-951-7130


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