With a common MOQ of 50,000 kilograms, buyers must commit to large volumes, which can strain cash flow and limit flexibility—so they need to carefully evaluate supplier reliability and pricing consistency. The wide price range from $0.24 to $5.40 per kilogram signals that quality and origin vary significantly, meaning buyers must verify freshness and consistency before committing. Combined with 33% phone-verified suppliers, this offers a small but meaningful check on legitimacy, helping buyers reduce risk when selecting a supplier in a market where price alone doesn’t reflect quality.