UNSPSC 50473706: Canned or jarred organic sweet florence fennel

The variety of organic fennel known as organic sweet florence fennel that has been canned or jarred for preservation.

UNSPSC 50473706 Canned or jarred organic sweet florence fennel (Commodity) does not appear in recent state and local procurement activity. The code shows no relevant recent opportunities despite active solicitations across the broader food-supply ecosystem that state and local governments operate.

The most recent opportunities under related food-commodity codes target institutional food service: Texas Health and Human Services Commission purchases for state supported living centers, school districts procuring comprehensive cafeteria supplies across multiple locations, and the Texas Department of Criminal Justice sourcing prepared and shelf-stable proteins, grains, and dairy products. Oregon Department of Corrections and county-level programs buy canned vegetables and produce in bulk. These procurements emphasize USDA grade compliance, delivery within seven days of order, FOB Destination pricing with freight included, and firm fixed-unit pricing over 12-month terms. None of the nine recent opportunities in the source block include fennel—organic or otherwise—among their line items. Activity concentrates in Texas (multiple HHSC solicitations), Georgia (school districts, county systems), and Oregon (corrections purchasing), with issuing bodies ranging from state health and corrections agencies to school nutrition programs and county social services. If your firm supplies organic fennel to food distributors serving institutional channels, this code's silence suggests either that fennel is not a regular line item in state and local cafeteria or facility purchasing, or that when fennel is bought, it arrives as part of a broader produce or canned-vegetable line item rather than as a standalone commodity purchase.