UNSPSC 50301640: Poppycot apricots

The variety of apricots known as poppycot apricots

UNSPSC 50301640 Poppycot apricots is a Commodity code that represents a specialized dried fruit product. State and local procurement offices have posted limited recent activity directly matching this code—most recent solicitations in the produce and dried-fruit family target broader fresh-produce categories, mixed dried-fruit assortments, or fresh apricots rather than the specific poppycot variety. The one relevant opportunity appears in the County of Santa Clara's dried-fruits procurement (ITB-PRC-FY26-0617, due February 5, 2026), which solicited dried tropical fruit mix and other dried fruits for correctional facility food service but did not isolate poppycot apricots as a line item. State and local school districts, child care agencies, and correctional facilities do procure dried fruits as components of broader food-service contracts—notably through meal-program bids covering fresh and shelf-stable produce, breakfast items, and snack offerings—but these opportunities typically call for commodity-grade dried fruit in bulk cases or mixed assortments rather than the poppycot variety specifically.

Activity under UNSPSC 50301640 itself is sparse and not readily distinguishable from adjacent commodity codes covering generic dried apricots or mixed dried-fruit products. The geographic spread of fresh and dried produce procurement shows concentration in Georgia (multiple school districts including Bulloch, Dougherty, Glynn, Henry, and Liberty counties), Texas (McAllen ISD, Austin ISD, Edinburg municipal CACFP), Florida (Hillsborough County Public Schools), and a handful of other states (Connecticut, Oregon, California). Unless your firm holds inventory or contract relationships specific to poppycot apricot supply, the code shows minimal current pursuit viability at the state and local level—watch the broader dried-fruit and specialty produce family codes (such as those covering mixed dried fruits or fresh apricots) for institutional demand signals, but do not expect dedicated poppycot-variety solicitations from these buyers in the near term.