Take Household Appliances, for example: 1  Sector: Consumer Discretionary (GICS code: 25) 2  Industry Group: Consumer Durables and Apparel (GICS code: 2520) 3  Industry: Household Durables (GICS code: 252010) 4  Subindustry: Household Appliances (GICS code: 25201040)
Pollen from grass can trigger hayfever, a type of allergy â your doctor may call it seasonal allergic rhinitis. Hayfever occurs when your body makes the mistake of treating the grass pollen as a harmful organism, and the immune system goes into action by making antibodies to try to prevent it spreading. Symptoms of hayfever include sneezing, itchy, even watery, eyes and a stuffy nose. Allergy to grass pollen is the most common type of pollen allergy in the UK, with over 90% of people with hayfever having an allergy to grass pollen. Slideshow: 10 common allergy triggers.
[9 Myths About Seasonal Allergies] Ragweed pollen is a common trigger of seasonal allergy symptoms, which can include sneezing, runny nose and itchy eyes. Rising carbon dioxide levels and temperatures could cause plants, including ragweed, to produce more pollen, and for longer periods.