With a common MOQ of 12 MT, buyers can expect reliable pricing and volume-based deals, but must commit to significant order sizes to access competitive rates. The wide price range—spanning from $4.2 to $432,000 per MT—means pricing is highly dependent on origin, quality, and processing, so buyers must vet suppliers carefully to avoid overpaying. Combined with trade term flexibility (FOB, CIF, DAP, etc.), buyers can tailor logistics to match their own freight and handling capabilities, but only if they understand the cost and responsibility shifts each term brings.