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344 Supply, Exporters on Freshdi, Tanzania leads Bulk Sugar supply with 11.4% of suppliers, followed by Thailand ( 10% ) and South Africa ( 8.6% ) — a distribution across three key agricultural regions rather than a single dominant source.
3.5% of all listings were added in the last 30 days, indicating a steady but modest influx of new supply. 85.7% of suppliers were active in the last 90 days, and 82.9% carry business verification — the supplier base remains consistently reachable and a significant portion has undergone documentation validation.
Updated Oct 21, 2026
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344 results for wholesale, bulk “Bulk Sugar” products from 344 trusted suppliers, wholesalers, manufacturers & exporters
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Bulk Supply Refined White Sugar ICUMSA 45 For Commercial Food Processing With Uniform Crystals And Practical Packaging
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Bulk Sugar Market Insight | Price, Payment Terms, Trade Terms & Supplier Countries
Updated Oct 21, 2026Based on suppliers' real activity on Freshdi over the past 7 days
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Bulk Sugar listings show a typical price range of USD 293 - 498 per metric ton on an FOB basis, with the median price landing at USD 389 per metric ton.
The typical minimum order quantity for Bulk Sugar is 24 MT , with most suppliers offering order sizes within the common range of 5 to 12,500 MT , indicating a wide spectrum of order volumes available across the market.
Bulk Sugar suppliers primarily offer CIF at 39.2% and FOB at 32.2% , with CIF being the leading trade term in the category.
For Bulk Sugar, payment is most commonly made via T/T at 41.9% , followed by L/C at 28.5% , reflecting a strong preference for bank transfers among suppliers.
A supplier who can offer CIF stands out in the Bulk Sugar market: demand for it runs 20.6 percentage points ahead of what suppliers currently provide, suggesting that many buyers would welcome more sellers who arrange freight and insurance to the destination port rather than leaving those responsibilities to the buyer. Suppliers offering CIF could better align with active buyer demand and improve their chances of matching with buyers seeking more structured delivery terms.