UNSPSC 47121710: Food waste meter

Equipment which measures food waste, some of them are equipped with communcation devices, differenciating it from regular food waste bin

UNSPSC 47121710 Food waste meter (Commodity) shows no relevant recent state and local procurement activity. The nine opportunities posted between May and October 2026 span waste and recycling management—including irrigation system improvements, material processing equipment, waste-to-energy facilities, tire disposal, hazardous waste collection, scrap metal removal, and e-waste recycling—but none involve food waste measurement or metering instruments. The code's nominal scope (measurement devices for organic waste streams) does not align with the actual solicitation activity captured in the source material, which focuses on disposal services, equipment removal, facility operations, and processing infrastructure rather than meters or sensors used to quantify food waste volumes.

The source provides no evidence of state or local governments currently procuring food waste meters as a distinct product or service line. Without documented recent opportunities under this code, visibility into issuing-body types, geographic concentration, or market demand remains unavailable. A pursuit strategy under this code would benefit from direct outreach to environmental and solid waste departments at state and municipal levels to assess whether food waste metering is a recognized procurement category or whether related activity may be tagged under alternative commodity codes focused on waste management equipment or environmental monitoring instrumentation.