The family groups of products that a retail food store displays and sells.

A retail design term designating a particular type of merchandise. Ex: toys, DKNY, jewelry, INC.

an article from the Metals, Metalworking and Machinery Industries category

The United States Government uses four primary classifications to secure important information. These classifications are ranging from most secure to least: Top Secret, Secret, Confidential and Unclassified.

The determined level of an employee's skills, duties, responsibilities and training for which an appropriate rate of pay is derived.

The status of rivers or river segments under the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act ("Wild," "Scenic," or "Recreational"). Classification is based on the existing level of access and human alteration of the site.