With a common minimum order quantity of 3,000 cartons, buyers must commit to large volumes—offering scale but creating a barrier for small operations—while the wide price range of $12 to $54 per carton means sourcing decisions must be based on supplier location, product quality, and logistics cost. Suppliers from Kenya, India, the U.S., UK, and France offer diverse options across cost and quality, so buyers can match their budget and operational needs to regional strengths. The availability of multiple trade terms like CIF, FOB, and DDP gives buyers flexibility to choose the one that best fits their freight and risk tolerance, reducing exposure to unexpected shipping or customs costs.