15313000Level 4Leaf code

15313000Processed potatoes

CPV code 15313000 in the EU Common Procurement Vocabulary refers to Processed potatoes. This is a leaf code — the most specific classification in this branch, with no further subdivisions.

This is the last code in its branch

No further subdivisions exist for 15313000. Use this exact code in tender documents.

Translations in 24 EU languages

  • 15313000Processed potatoes

    English (EN)
  • 15313000Perdirbtos bulvės

    Lithuanian (LT)
  • 15313000Verarbeitete Kartoffeln/Erdäpfel

    German (DE)
  • 15313000Pommes de terre transformées

    French (FR)
  • 15313000Patatas elaboradas

    Spanish (ES)
  • 15313000Patate trasformate

    Italian (IT)
  • 15313000Ziemniaki przetworzone

    Polish (PL)
  • 15313000Cartofi transformaţi

    Romanian (RO)
  • 15313000Картофи, преработени

    Bulgarian (BG)
  • 15313000Upravené brambory

    Czech (CS)
  • 15313000Forarbejdede kartofler

    Danish (DA)
  • 15313000Επεξεργασμένες πατάτες

    Greek (EL)
  • 15313000Töödeldud kartulid

    Estonian (ET)
  • 15313000Perunajalosteet

    Finnish (FI)
  • 15313000Processed potatoes

    Irish (GA)
  • 15313000Prerađeni krumpir

    Croatian (HR)
  • 15313000Feldolgozott burgonya

    Hungarian (HU)
  • 15313000Pārstrādāti kartupeļi

    Latvian (LV)
  • 15313000Patata pproċessata

    Maltese (MT)
  • 15313000Verwerkte aardappelen

    Dutch (NL)
  • 15313000Batata transformada

    Portuguese (PT)
  • 15313000Spracované zemiaky

    Slovak (SK)
  • 15313000Predelan krompir

    Slovenian (SL)
  • 15313000Bearbetad potatis

    Swedish (SV)

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