UNSPSC 50366307: Canned or jarred victoria rhubarb

The variety of rhubarb known as victoria rhubarb that has been canned or jarred for preservation.

UNSPSC 50366307 Canned or jarred victoria rhubarb is a Commodity code with very limited recent activity in state and local procurement. The single relevant recent opportunity in the block—Oregon Department of Corrections ITB S-29100-00017453 for canned fruit applesauce (closed July 31, 2026)—addresses canned fruit products broadly rather than victoria rhubarb specifically. The applesauce procurement sought 4,760 cases delivered to ODOC's Central Distribution Center in Salem, Oregon, with USDA 2011 commodity specifications compliance required, a one-year minimum shelf life, and pricing quoted per case on an FOB destination basis. The solicitation applied a combined 10 percent preference for Oregon goods and Oregon-headquartered bidders. Historical pricing for that contract was $21.84 per case, awarded to Robbins Sales. All remaining opportunities in the block address broader food categories—fresh produce, grocery items, frozen and canned fruits and vegetables for school districts and state agencies across multiple states—none of which target victoria rhubarb as a line item.

State and local government procurement under this code appears confined to corrections and health-and-human-services facilities purchasing canned fruit products in bulk for food service operations. The issuing bodies soliciting are primarily state correctional departments and state health agencies, supplemented by school nutrition programs. Recent activity concentrates in Oregon, Texas, Georgia, Connecticut, Missouri, and Illinois. The absence of victoria rhubarb as a named line item in any recent opportunity suggests either minimal demand for this specific product or misclassification under this UNSPSC code at the point of solicitation. Prospective vendors should expect sporadic, small-volume ITB or IFB notices from state correction and health agencies requiring commodity-grade canned fruit products meeting USDA specifications, with firm fixed pricing and bulk delivery to central warehouses or distributed facilities. Set-aside and preference programs (Buy American, state-goods preferences, MBE/WBE) apply inconsistently across jurisdictions.