🕵️ GTIAS Risk Leaderboard

Fraud & Product Integrity Vulnerability

Industries ranked by how difficult it is to verify product authenticity and how strong the structural incentive for fraud or dilution is.

25 Industries Ranked

422 Total Industries Scored

SC07 GTIAS Attribute

What this tells you

High-scoring industries are structurally exposed to counterfeiting, adulteration, or substitution that standard audits and even end-users can struggle to detect.

Top 25 — Fraud & Product Integrity Vulnerability

Top 25 of 422 profiled industries, ranked highest to lowest. Score out of 5.0 — higher means greater structural risk exposure.

#	ISIC	Industry	Risk Score
1	0240	Support services to forestry	5/5
2	1102	Manufacture of wines	5/5
3	1200	Manufacture of tobacco products	5/5
4	0111	Growing of cereals (except rice), leguminous crops and oil seeds	4/5
5	0112	Growing of rice	4/5
6	0116	Growing of fibre crops	4/5
7	0119	Growing of other non-perennial crops	4/5
8	0122	Growing of tropical and subtropical fruits	4/5
9	0123	Growing of citrus fruits	4/5
10	0124	Growing of pome fruits and stone fruits	4/5
11	0125	Growing of other tree and bush fruits and nuts	4/5
12	0126	Growing of oleaginous fruits	4/5
13	0130	Plant propagation	4/5
14	0141	Raising of cattle and buffaloes	4/5
15	0143	Raising of camels and camelids	4/5
16	0144	Raising of sheep and goats	4/5
17	0145	Raising of swine/pigs	4/5
18	0146	Raising of poultry	4/5
19	0149	Raising of other animals	4/5
20	0161	Support activities for crop production	4/5
21	0162	Support activities for animal production	4/5
22	0164	Seed processing for propagation	4/5
23	0230	Gathering of non-wood forest products	4/5
24	0311	Marine fishing	4/5
25	0312	Freshwater fishing	4/5

Methodology

Rankings reflect the SC07 — Structural Integrity & Fraud Vulnerability score directly for each of 422 profiled industries that have an assessed score for this attribute — not a pillar average. Scores range from 0–5 — higher indicates greater structural risk exposure. No editorial weighting is applied. Learn more about the GTIAS methodology.