With a consistent MOQ of 10 tons, buyers can plan production and procurement at scale, avoiding the inefficiencies of smaller, fragmented orders. Suppliers from Guatemala, Kenya, Tanzania, and India offer geographic diversity that reduces reliance on any single region, minimizing supply disruptions. Meanwhile, the $640–$1,200 per ton price range and common trade terms like CIF or FCA give buyers clear cost benchmarks and flexibility in freight arrangements—so they can choose the most cost-effective and logistically aligned option for their operations.