UNSPSC 10161591: Sapindus saponaria

Sapindus saponaria (Michu) L. is a small tree species of the Sapindaceae family. Found especially in America Small to medium tree, evergreen, reaching 16 m in height and up to 45 cm DBH

UNSPSC 10161591, Sapindus saponaria (Commodity), names a botanical material — soapnuts or soapberries — but state and local government recent procurement activity under this code shows no relevant solicitation. The opportunities indexed under this code span soil stabilization grouting, window replacement, utility infrastructure, construction management, facilities maintenance, landscaping, water treatment, and transit operations; none involve soapnuts or related natural cleansing agents. The code's nominal scope and the work actually being solicited diverge sharply, indicating that either the tagging is erroneous or soapnuts generate negligible state and local procurement activity in the current market.

Recent opportunities posted under UNSPSC 10161591 are unrelated to the commodity's description and do not signal actionable demand for soapnut-based products or services. Without supporting evidence of state and local governments actually purchasing Sapindus saponaria or equivalent natural soaps, surfactants, or cleaning compounds under this code, the category appears inactive for business development purposes in the state and local procurement space.