With a common MOQ of 62 MT, buyers can expect to access competitive pricing only through large-volume orders, so they must plan their procurement strategy around bulk commitments. The spread of top suppliers across Egypt, South Africa, India, the U.S., and Ethiopia offers multiple geographic options, allowing buyers to source based on cost, seasonality, or logistics efficiency. However, the wide price range—from $66.7 to $10,500 per metric ton—signals that price variation is driven by origin, quality, and grading, not just location, so buyers must verify specifications and origin to avoid overpaying or receiving substandard fruit.