UNSPSC 50102600: Nuts not for human consumption.

Any large, oily kernel found within a shell, cultivated and used in or as food, excluding wild groundnuts not intended for human consumption.

UNSPSC 50102600 Nuts not for human consumption is a Class code that shows a significant mismatch between its nominal scope and recent state and local procurement activity. The code's abstract taxonomy name references animal feed and industrial nut byproducts, but the single recent opportunity in the dataset is a water treatment plant construction project with no connection to nuts, animal feed, or any commodity within the code's intended scope. The City of Lavonia, Georgia is procuring construction services for comprehensive modifications to an existing water treatment facility, including raw water pump station upgrades, flash mixer installation, settling basin and filter renovations, chemical feed system upgrades, and clearwell storage modifications — work that falls under water infrastructure construction, not agricultural or industrial nut procurement.

No recent state and local opportunities directly aligned with the code's stated scope of nuts not for human consumption appear in the dataset. The single tagged opportunity (Solicitation PE66940NONST2026000000005, City of Lavonia sealed competitive bid due May 26, 2026) represents construction contracting unrelated to this UNSPSC category. Without meaningful recent activity under the code's actual definition, state and local purchasing patterns cannot be characterized. Firms evaluating activity under this code should verify whether their target jurisdictions are using the code as intended for animal feed, industrial nut meal, or similar non-human-consumption nut products, or should consider whether a different UNSPSC class better reflects current procurement in their market.