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Canned Corn Supply

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The contract involves the supply of canned corn that complies with FDA regulation 21 CFR 155.130, which covers standards for proper labeling, packaging, and mandates that the product be of U.S. origin. It is a subcontract opportunity designated as a Total Small Business Set-Aside under the Small Business Administration guidelines (FAR 19.5). The procurement relates to NAICS code 311421, which pertains to canned fruits and vegetables manufacturing. The contract is posted by the Department of Justice through the Fmc Rochester office and is intended for performance in Rochester, with a specified zip code of 55904. While specific solicitation numbers and contact points are not provided, the procurement ensures adherence to federal quality and origin standards for canned corn, reinforcing compliance and small business participation in federal supply chains.

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Supply of FDA-compliant, U.S.-origin canned corn; small business set-aside; DOJ Rochester, MN.

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Department Of Justice → Fmc RochesterView Agency

NAICS

311421 - Fruit and Vegetable CanningView NAICS

Place of Performance

Rochester, MN, 55904, USA

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Supply of canned corn meeting FDA standard 21 CFR 155.130, including proper labeling, packaging, and U.S. origin requirements.

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