UNSPSC 50347032: Frozen sea buckhorn berries

The type of fruit known as sea buckhorn berries that have been frozen for preservation.

UNSPSC 50347032 Frozen sea buckhorn berries, a Commodity code, represents a narrow, specialized food product that state and local governments buy only occasionally and in small volumes as part of broader institutional food procurement. The recent state and local opportunities dataset contains no solicitations specifically requesting frozen sea buckhorn berries; instead, the code appears tagged on a general grocery procurement by Gwinnett County for approximately 1,062 cases of shelf-stable food items—peanut butter, jelly, canned proteins, rice, pasta, sauces, soups, and canned vegetables—with no mention of sea buckhorn or any berries. State and local buyers under this code are predominantly institutional nutrition programs (state hospital systems, state supported living centers, school districts, Head Start facilities, and county senior services), which source frozen produce and berries only as components of much larger, heterogeneous food contracts typically managed through broadline food service vendors or commodity-level aggregators rather than specialty suppliers.

The geographic spread reflects procurement activity concentrated in Texas (HHSC operates multiple statewide frozen-food and supplemental food procurement cycles across state hospitals and supported living centers), Georgia (state and county school districts), Florida (Collier County Parks and Recreation), Oregon (ODOC), Connecticut (Bridgeport schools), and New Jersey (state DSS nutrition assistance programs). No recent opportunities explicitly solicit frozen sea buckhorn berries as a line item; the code's assignment to the Gwinnett County grocery purchase appears misaligned with the actual scope, which omits berries entirely. Pursue this code only if your firm supplies frozen berries or specialty fruits as part of a broadline food-service platform capable of competing in state hospital, school nutrition, or institutional senior-services contracts—the isolated presence of sea buckhorn as a UNSPSC designation does not indicate active or scalable demand under current state and local procurement patterns.