UNSPSC 50346800: Frozen sugar apple

The type of fruit known as sugar apple that has been frozen for preservation.

UNSPSC 50346800 Frozen sugar apple, a Class code, does not appear in any substantive state and local procurement activity documented in the recent opportunities block. The single commodity code naming frozen sugar apple as a product appears absent from recent solicitations issued by state agencies, school districts, counties, and local authorities. The recent-opportunities dataset instead shows substantial, ongoing state and local procurement activity across frozen and fresh produce categories more broadly — frozen berries, frozen vegetables, fresh produce assortments, and comprehensive grocery products — but no documented demand specifically for frozen sugar apples as a line item or commodity. This signals either that the code is narrowly tailored to a specialized agricultural product with minimal state and local uptake, or that public-sector buyers are classifying similar frozen fruit products under adjacent commodity codes outside this taxonomy position.

The active procurement landscape for frozen fruit and produce in state and local government spans school nutrition programs, institutional food service at hospitals and detention facilities, Head Start and child care programs, and social services food distribution — all of which constitute the bulk of documented recent opportunities. Buyers include Texas Health and Human Services Commission (multiple statewide institutional food contracts), Bridgeport Board of Education and Hancock County Schools (fresh and frozen produce for National School Lunch Program), Hillsborough County Public Schools (USDA Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Program), Head Start of Greater Dallas, and county correctional and sheriff departments. Geographic concentration centers on Georgia (Hancock County, Early County, Bulloch County, Douglas County, Savannah-Chatham County, Fulton County school systems and Decatur schools), Texas (HHSC statewide and regional facilities, Head Start), Connecticut (Bridgeport), and scattered activity in Florida, Oregon, Missouri, California, and New Jersey. If frozen sugar apples are purchased at all within state and local government, they would likely appear as line items within much larger produce or frozen-fruit aggregates rather than as standalone procurement events, making this code a poor entry point for business development in the current market.