UNSPSC 50425610: Potato flakes/granules

Potato flakes and potato granules are forms of dehydrated potato which are particularly well suited for use in the manufacture of snack foods.

UNSPSC 50425610 Potato flakes/granules is a Commodity code with minimal recent state and local procurement activity directly tied to the category. Of the opportunities in the most-recent-opportunities block, only one—the Texas Health and Human Services Commission's IFB HHS0017722 for assorted snack products at Mexia State Supported Living Center, posted July 16, 2026, with responses due July 31, 2026—explicitly names prepared foods and snacks as part of a broader canteen supply scope; the 130 line items include beverages and tobacco products but do not specify potato flakes or granules by name. The remaining opportunities in the block are either unrelated to the code (dairy products, bread, fresh produce, grocery items for school nutrition programs, and senior meal services), do not name an issuing body or provide substantive scope (numerous Ohio postings with posting and due dates in June and July 2026), or represent industry events and notices rather than formal solicitations. The code shows no clear pattern of state and local procurement demand for potato flakes or granules as a distinct line item.

Geographic activity is too sparse to characterize with confidence. The single substantive opportunity spans Texas (HHSC). Most other opportunities in the block originate in Ohio, California, Connecticut, Florida, Michigan, Texas, and Wisconsin, but none target potato flakes specifically. State and local governments procure food products for school nutrition programs, detention facilities, senior centers, and institutional dining under related commodity codes with greater recent volume—notably USDA-compliant dairy, produce, bread, and prepared foods for child nutrition and institutional meal services. A vendor targeting the potato flakes category should monitor school district RFPs for frozen and prepared food items and state institutional procurement for dining operations, but should not expect this code to generate high-frequency opportunities.