UNSPSC 50192406: Mooks or acorn starch jelly

A type of food which has the main raw materials in starchy or polysaccharide from acorns, grains, pulses, root and tuber crops, sea algaes, root vegetables and others to make solid shape or molded shape.

UNSPSC 50192406 Mooks or acorn starch jelly is a Commodity code covering individual jelly packets and similar gelatin products supplied to state and local institutions, primarily correctional facilities and supported living centers. The code captures what state and local governments actually buy: single-serve jelly packets in assorted flavors delivered to food service operations, warehouses, and inmate or resident meal programs. Issuing bodies soliciting under this code include the Texas Department of Criminal Justice, the State of Texas (operating state-supported living facilities), and related health and human services agencies. Recent activity shows the TDCJ as a dominant repeat buyer, posting multiple concurrent blanket purchase agreements for jelly packet supply across its distribution network.

Recent opportunities cluster heavily in Texas, with four concurrent TDCJ solicitations (IW258288, IW258289, IW258290, IW258292) posted July 13, 2026, for delivery to the Snyder, Beeville, Rosharon, and Wynne distribution centers, all due July 27, 2026 via the TDCJ Bonfire procurement portal, and one Texas Health and Human Services Commission IFB (HHS0017449) for food and consumable products including jelly packets posted June 11, 2026, for the El Paso State Supported Living Center with a prior-period reference value of $1.5 million. All TDCJ solicitations follow a blanket purchase structure with unit pricing and flexible ordering quantities throughout fiscal year 2027. The state of Georgia and Fairfax County Public Schools also appear in the recent opportunity set but their posted solicitations emphasize broader grocery and fresh produce categories rather than jelly packets specifically, suggesting minimal direct relevance to this narrow commodity code.