With a common MOQ of 100 kilograms, buyers can secure consistent pricing and volume without needing to scale up or down, while the presence of suppliers across Peru, China, South Africa, Pakistan, and the U.S. offers geographic diversity to reduce supply chain risks. The wide reference price range of $0.64–$2.40/kg means quality and origin vary significantly—so buyers can use this range as a benchmark to identify competitive, high-value suppliers. Combined with flexible trade terms like FOB, FCA, and CIF, buyers can choose the logistics model that best matches their operational setup and freight management capacity.