With a common MOQ of 100 kilograms, buyers can secure stable pricing and leverage volume discounts, while the global spread of top suppliers across Australia, Peru, South Africa, Germany, and China offers diverse sourcing options to reduce supply chain risk and access regional quality differences. The availability of multiple trade terms like EXW, FOB, and CIF gives buyers flexibility to match their logistics capabilities and freight responsibilities, and the wide price range—from $0.48 to $2.20 per kilogram—means quality, origin, and ripeness matter significantly, so buyers must vet suppliers carefully to avoid inconsistencies.