With a common MOQ of 100 MT, buyers must commit to large volumes to access competitive pricing, meaning they need strong procurement planning to avoid supply gaps. The global spread of suppliers across the U.S., India, Tanzania, and Bolivia offers diverse sourcing options with varying cost points—ranging from 200 to 560 USD/MT—so buyers can leverage geography to balance price, quality, and logistics. While multiple payment terms are available, including secure L/C and flexible T/T, the presence of less-trusted options like Money Gram suggests buyers should verify financial reliability before finalizing deals.