UNSPSC 10502923: Fresh cut goldleaf

A type of greenery that has been cut to provide contrast to flowers in various floral arrangements

UNSPSC 10502923 Fresh cut goldleaf (Commodity) shows minimal state and local procurement activity. The recent-opportunities dataset contains no solicitations for fresh cut goldleaf or any related horticultural product that matches this specific commodity code. The five recent opportunities tagged under this code include landscape enhancement and dune restoration projects (City of Fairburn, Georgia IFB for median improvements; Collier County, Florida for Bay Colony dune plantings and Pelican Bay plant materials), invasive plant removal (Monroe County, Florida RFP at Marathon Airport), interior plant furnishings (City of McKinney, Texas ITB for City Hall), and educational supplies catalogs (Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative RFP). Of these, only the landscape and dune planting opportunities involve plant procurement, and they solicit trees, shrubs, grasses, groundcover, and native dune species in quantities ranging from dozens to tens of thousands of units—not fresh cut goldleaf.

The code's actual buying pattern, where one exists in state and local procurement, does not align with the Commodity's nominal scope. Goldleaf procurement—whether fresh-cut botanical material for floral, decorative, or landscaping use—does not appear in recent state or local RFPs, ITBs, RFQs, or IFBs. Jurisdictions issuing under this code (Collier County, the City of Fairburn, Monroe County in Florida; the City of McKinney in Texas; and Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative in Texas) are sourcing containerized plants, sod, native groundcover, and horticultural labor rather than cut plant material or specialty botanical products. Unless the source data substantially lags behind current procurement activity or agencies systematically mislabel plant-supply solicitations under this code, fresh cut goldleaf represents a quiet or inactive category in state and local contracting.