General book printing and binding (including book club, mail order, mass market, and other trade books for adults and juveniles, and toy and coloring books)
NAPCS COLLECTION CODE 2052350000
The U.S. Census Bureau recorded this product line in 3 US manufacturing industries in the 2022 Economic Census, as the most specific line those industries reported. At least 1,140 establishments reported producing it; the count for 1 of those industries was withheld.
That is a count of establishments by industry. It says how many establishments in each industry reported this product line; the Economic Census publishes these figures as industry totals and never as a list of plants. The largest share Census published for any one industry is 56.1% of that industry’s establishments.
Withheld means Census suppressed the figure because publishing it would disclose an individual establishment. The line itself is never suppressed — only the numbers on it.
Facilities in those industries
FactoryRegistry lists 6,820 facilities whose primary industry classification is one of the 3 industries above. This is a list by industry, not a list of makers: Census reports that establishments in these industries produced General book printing and binding (including book club, mail order, mass market, and other trade books for adults and juveniles, and toy and coloring books), in the shares shown above, and does not say which establishments. Where a plant’s own website or a federal registry names what that plant makes, it appears on the plant’s own page with the source named.
Part of Technical, scientific, and professional book printing and binding
The Economic Census files this product line under Technical, scientific, and professional book printing and binding. These are the other lines it groups:
Source for the product line, the establishment counts and the shares: U.S. Census Bureau, 2022 Economic Census (ECNNAPCSIND2022). Federal source data is public domain. Facility records are compiled separately by FactoryRegistry and carry their own sources.
