With a common MOQ of 10 tons, buyers can access scalable, industrial-grade supply options that suit large-volume operations, while the global spread of top suppliers across the U.S., Australia, China, the Netherlands, and Brazil offers diverse sourcing paths and reduces geographic risk. The wide reference price range—from $120 to $8,400 per ton—means pricing varies significantly by species, quality, and origin, so buyers must prioritize value and consistency over low cost. Combined with common trade terms like CIF and FOB, buyers gain flexibility in managing freight and ownership, enabling them to align logistics with their own capabilities.