UNSPSC 50307013: Hackberries

The type of fruit known as hackberries

UNSPSC 50307013 Hackberries (Commodity) shows no meaningful recent state and local procurement activity. The single opportunity tagged with this code—a Santa Clara County dried fruits and nuts contract for a correctional facility—procures raisins, cranberries, tropical fruit mix, walnuts, and pecans, none of which are hackberries. The remaining eighteen recent opportunities in the dataset span fresh produce, grocery items, and school nutrition programs across Texas, Florida, Georgia, Connecticut, Oregon, and California, but none reference hackberries as a line item or procurement category. State and local food service procurement under this code does not appear active in current markets.

Hackberries occupy a marginal position in institutional food service. School nutrition programs, the primary recurring buyers of fresh produce and commodity foods documented in recent solicitations, universally specify common fruits and vegetables (apples, bananas, carrots, broccoli, tomatoes, strawberries, peppers) or processed commodity items. Specialized or foraged fruits such as hackberries do not appear in the detailed line-item specifications, bid forms, or scope documents issued by state departments, county school systems, city food service departments, or cooperative purchasing consortia. If pursuit is under consideration, validate directly with target agencies whether hackberries appear in planned menus or specialty programs before investing in vendor readiness or pricing infrastructure.