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Aseptic Tomato Paste MOQ (Minimum Order Quantity) is a critical factor for both buyers and suppliers in the international food trade. Understanding MOQ helps importers plan better, avoid unexpected costs, and optimize shipping. In this article, we’ll explain how aseptic tomato paste MOQ works, what affects it, and what exporters and buyers must consider before placing an order.
MOQ stands for Minimum Order Quantity, the smallest quantity a supplier is willing to sell in one shipment. In the aseptic tomato paste industry, MOQ usually refers to bulk orders—often in 220-liter drums or 1,000-liter IBC totes. Exporters set MOQs to manage costs related to production, packaging, and logistics.
The average MOQ for aseptic tomato paste ranges from:
Some manufacturers may reduce the MOQ for first-time customers or distributors depending on contract terms.
Understanding MOQ is essential when negotiating international shipments. A lower MOQ may mean higher cost per kg, while larger orders reduce cost but require more upfront capital. For small buyers or startups, flexible MOQ policies make entry into the market easier.
Several variables affect aseptic tomato paste MOQ:
As a buyer, consider:
It’s always smart to request a custom quote with exact MOQ from the supplier based on your needs.
At Tomexa, we offer flexible MOQ options:
Our packaging is export-ready, aseptic, and meets international food safety standards.
MOQ isn’t just a number—it affects pricing, logistics, and business success. Buyers who understand MOQ can negotiate better deals and grow more confidently in the global market.
Need an MOQ quote today? Contact Tomexa or see our packaging options for aseptic tomato paste.
For global trade guidance, check the International Trade Centre.
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