With a common MOQ of 10,000 kilograms, buyers must commit to large volumes, which can strain cash flow and limit flexibility—so they must carefully assess their demand capacity. The spread of top suppliers across India, Indonesia, Vietnam, Ethiopia, and Taiwan offers geographic diversity, reducing reliance on any single region and enabling buyers to source based on cost, quality, or logistics efficiency. Meanwhile, the wide price range of $2.80–$7.50 per kilogram means buyers can find competitive options, but must verify quality and consistency to avoid overpaying for lower-grade or inconsistent product.