With a common MOQ of 10,000 kilograms, buyers must commit to large volumes, which can strain cash flow and limit flexibility—so they need to carefully assess their volume capacity and long-term demand. Meanwhile, suppliers from India, South Africa, China, Argentina, and the U.S. offer global sourcing options, enabling buyers to choose the most cost-effective and logistically suitable region based on trade terms and delivery timelines. Combined with a wide price range of $1.60–$6.60 per kilogram, buyers must factor in significant price volatility when planning budgets and procurement cycles.