With a common MOQ of 5 tons, buyers can achieve cost efficiency and stable supply without needing to scale up to larger volumes, while the spread of top suppliers across Peru, Pakistan, South Africa, Chile, and the U.S. offers geographic resilience against regional disruptions. The wide price range—ranging from 400 to 2200 USD/ton—means buyers must carefully assess origin and quality to avoid overpaying for lower-grade or inconsistent fruit, and the availability of standard trade terms like CIF and FOB gives them flexibility to choose freight responsibility that matches their logistics capacity.