Common Procurement Vocabulary usage in SERP
Aldevinas Katkus
1-9-19
Anyone faced with Common Procurement Vocabulary (CPV) for items?
Maybe there are some suggestions which field to use?
Companies purchasing goods and services via public tenders must report what they have bought in CPV codes.
As far as I understand there are no built-in reports for this.

more info on CPV: https://ec.europa.eu/growth/single-market/public-procurement/rules-implementation/common-vocabulary_en
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