UNSPSC 50305354: Snow angel peaches

The variety of peaches known as snow angel peaches

UNSPSC 50305354 Snow angel peaches (Commodity) represents a narrow agricultural product line within fresh-produce procurement, but state and local governments buy fresh fruits and vegetables far more broadly than this single variety suggests. Recent opportunities show purchasing bodies acquiring generalist produce supplies—fresh fruits, vegetables, and related items—under this code, not snow angel peaches specifically. The issuing bodies span state departments of corrections and mental health, county boards of education, city school districts, senior services divisions, health-care coalitions, and regional food-service providers. The mix reflects institutional food service across custodial and care settings: correctional facilities, mental health treatment centers, school nutrition programs, senior centers, and child-care operations. Work being solicited includes bi-weekly or weekly produce deliveries with strict freshness, temperature, and quality standards; compliance with USDA, state health department, and CACFP regulations; traceability documentation; HACCP plans; and liability insurance. One representative opportunity is the Texas Department of Criminal Justice's procurement IW267376 for fresh fruit and vegetable supply and delivery to Palestine, Texas (RFQ, due October 19, 2026); another is the Illinois Department of Corrections' RFQ 27426DOCJOLIEB53849 for bi-weekly fresh produce delivery to Joliet Treatment Center (due September 3, 2026), a small-business set-aside with prevailing-wage and Cook County sourcing requirements.

Activity concentrates in Texas, Illinois, Georgia, Wisconsin, Connecticut, and Mississippi, with school districts as the dominant repeat buyer. Madison Metropolitan School District posted three separate solicitations (petite bananas RFB 4162, fresh fruit and vegetable snacks RFB 4163, and grocery items) within a two-week window in July 2026. Georgia school districts—Hancock County, Dougherty County, Bryan County, and Bartow County—issued multiple fresh produce bids from May through June 2026, many emphasizing local or domestic sourcing with 400-mile geographic filters and Buy American compliance. A standout opportunity is Head Start of Greater Dallas' IFB 26-GP for approximately $969,460.94 worth of frozen foods, produce, and meat products meeting CACFP standards (sealed bids due June 24, 2026, with a pre-bid conference April 16, 2026). Collier County's ITN for North Collier Regional Park food services (due March 6, 2025) offers a concession-operations model with a three-year initial term and local-vendor preference. The code sees steady activity but no indication of material growth or shortage; pursuit depends on institutional food-service relationships and logistical capability to meet strict temperature, traceability, and delivery-frequency requirements.