With a common MOQ of 100 kilograms, buyers can lock in favorable pricing through volume, while the global spread of suppliers across Australia, Peru, South Africa, Germany, and China offers geographic flexibility to source based on cost, logistics, or quality. The wide price range—from $0.48 to $2.20 per kilogram—means buyers have clear leverage to negotiate value based on their specific requirements, such as freshness, grading, or certification, rather than being locked into a single price point.