With a common MOQ of 100 kilograms, buyers can source in scalable, predictable volumes suitable for consistent demand—without needing to negotiate smaller, less efficient orders. The wide price range of 2.0 to 40.0 per kilogram signals that quality, origin, and processing methods vary significantly, so buyers must verify supplier credentials and product details to avoid overpaying or receiving inconsistent tea. Combined with trade terms like CIF and CFR, buyers gain flexibility in managing freight and logistics, but only if they align the terms with their own supply chain capabilities.