UNSPSC 50412301: Organic black cabbages

The variety of organic cabbages known as organic black cabbage

UNSPSC 50412301 Organic black cabbages, a Commodity code, does not see material recent state and local procurement activity. The three recent opportunities nominally tagged to this code — a county park food-services concession RFP, a regional health coalition produce RFP, and a state and school-district food-and-supplies procurement — represent general food-service and produce procurement, not sourcing of organic black cabbages specifically. The Marion Health Care Coalition opportunity references produce vendors broadly without itemizing organic black cabbages. The Collier County and Early County school district solicitations are structured around diverse food-service menus and line-item bidding that do not isolate or emphasize this commodity. The Georgia state food-supplies bid references an attachment not sufficiently detailed to verify whether organic black cabbages appear in the scope. State and local procurement activity under this code title appears sparse or misaligned with the commodity's specific classification.

Geographic reach includes Florida (Collier County), Georgia (Early County schools and state procurement), and Marion County (health coalition location unspecified), but the low volume and general scope of these opportunities suggest this commodity does not drive material procurement volume among state and local bodies. The Collier County ITN for park concessions due March 6, 2025, the Early County school district food bid due June 8, 2026, and the Georgia state food-supplies RFB due June 22, 2026 represent the recent activity; none explicitly names organic black cabbages as a line item or procurement priority. Vendors evaluating this code should verify whether individual jurisdictions or school districts within their target geography source this commodity as part of broader food-service or produce contracts, as the code itself does not show standalone, dedicated procurement at the state or local level.