UNSPSC 50302302: Seedless breadfruit

The variety of breadfruit known as seedless breadfruit

UNSPSC 50302302 Seedless breadfruit is a Commodity code that sits at the most granular tier of the taxonomy, yet the recent state and local solicitations tagged under this code do not reflect seedless breadfruit procurement. Instead, issuing bodies are buying broad fresh-produce categories — fresh fruits, vegetables, and mixed food-service supplies — for correctional facilities, school nutrition programs, senior services, parks departments, mental health centers, and child care providers. The mismatch between code scope and actual purchasing signals that this code either receives minimal relevant activity or that state procurement systems are applying it as a catch-all for general fresh-produce line items that should route to higher-level produce family or class codes.

State and local buyers across Texas, Georgia, Illinois, Wisconsin, Connecticut, Mississippi, and Florida are soliciting fresh produce on a recurring basis through RFP, RFQ, IFB, and ITN vehicles; however, the recent opportunities block names no seedless breadfruit requests. The Texas Department of Criminal Justice has posted multiple solicitations for fresh fruit and vegetable supply to food warehouses (Snyder, Wynne, Palestine) with response dates in October 2026; the Illinois Department of Corrections and Department of Mental Health are seeking produce deliveries; and numerous school districts (Madison Metropolitan in Wisconsin, DeSoto County and Hancock County in Mississippi, Bryan County and Bartow County in Georgia, Early County in Georgia, and Dougherty County in Georgia) are requesting sealed bids or proposals for fresh produce to support school meal programs. The City of Bridgeport Board of Education, Head Start of Greater Dallas, and the City of San Antonio Department of Human Services are also active. These solicitations emphasize compliance with USDA standards, Buy American provisions where applicable, HACCP plans, delivery schedules, quality standards, and insurance requirements. The commodity code's name does not align with the work state and local governments are actually buying under its tag.