With a common MOQ of 2000 kg, buyers can expect to enter into long-term, volume-based agreements that offer better pricing and reliability, while the global spread of top suppliers across India, Vietnam, Peru, the U.S., and Mexico gives them flexibility to source based on seasonality and cost. The wide price range—from just under $0.07 to $30 per kg—means buyers must vet suppliers carefully to ensure they're getting fair value, not just the lowest price, especially when quality and ripeness are key factors.