UNSPSC 50476203: Canned or jarred organic costata romanesca squash

The variety of organic summer squashes and summer pumpkins known as organic costata romanesca squash that has been canned or jarred for preservation.

UNSPSC 50476203 Canned or jarred organic costata romanesca squash (Commodity) captures a narrow product line—organic canned or jarred squash specifically—that state and local governments do not appear to be actively procuring as a standalone commodity. Recent state and local solicitations under this code show no direct activity. The opportunities posted in the recent dataset span general food service procurement for state supported living centers, county senior services, school districts, correctional facilities, and other institutions, but none explicitly solicit canned or jarred organic costata romanesca squash as a line item. The broader food procurement landscape includes canned vegetables as part of multi-category food bids—the Oregon Department of Corrections solicitation HHS0017449 encompasses canned tomatoes, Gwinnett County's request includes canned proteins and vegetables, and other institutional food contracts list canned goods generically—but costata romanesca squash, whether organic or conventional, does not surface in the recent postings reviewed.

The code shows little relevant recent activity. State and local procurement activity in the food-service space concentrates on bulk institutional food supply through IFBs and RFQs issued by Texas Health and Human Services, Georgia and Oregon agencies, and school districts across multiple states, with emphasis on volume, compliance with federal food standards, delivery timing, and competitive pricing on standardized items. Vendors pursuing canned or jarred organic specialty produce should monitor broader food-service solicitations under higher-tier UNSPSC families—such as canned and jarred vegetables generally—where organic specifications may occasionally appear, but the specific commodity code as presently scoped does not reflect active state and local procurement demand at this time.