Handicraft  Manufacturers, Traders, Suppliers

Craft is an umbrella term and describes a (commercial) activity in which a service or product is produced for a consumer on request. A central aspect is therefore that the product is usually not stored in stock, but is only created or delivered when required. Every company in Germany is obliged to be a member of the Chamber of Crafts and the Employer's Liability Insurance Association. In addition, the trade is organised in several, mostly industry-specific organisations (guilds) to which membership is voluntary. The craft professions are defined in the German Crafts Code as a list: Painter, baker, brewer, bookbinder, gunsmith, brush maker, turner, printer, electrician, butcher, toolmaker, photographer, hairdresser, violin maker, glazier, glass painter, engraver, goldsmith, gold-, Silver and pearl stickers, janitors, woodwind instrument makers, blacksmiths, hatters, information electronics technicians, plumbers, jewellers, refrigeration system builders, ceramic painters, confectioners, beauticians, basket makers, coopers, furriers, painters, Painter, bricklayer, mechanic, brass instrument maker, miller, musical instrument maker, stove builder, optician, orthopaedist, plasterer, upholsterer, polymechanic, porcelain painter, doll doctor, chimney sweeper, locksmith, blacksmith, Tailors, carpenters, chimney sweepers, shoemakers, cobblers, sailmakers, plumbers, stonemasons, upholsterers, joiners, watchmakers, washers, weavers, toolmakers, dental technicians, carpenters, plucked instrument makers. Basically, craft businesses cover a variety of industries. However, the focus is on construction. If you are looking for a suitable handicraft business, you can use order exchanges such as http://www.blauarbeit.de