What Does MOQ Mean?


MOQ means "Minimum Order Quantity"
That is the capability of the production of your product. MOQ mostly used in manufacturing company whenever interested buyers show their interest to the products that time they want to know about the product's MOQ that is "Minimum Order Quantity"
The Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ) requirement specifies the lowest quantity of a certain product that a supplier is willing to sell.

If the importer cannot reach the MOQ requirement, then the supplier is not willing to enter production. Suppliers in China, and other low-cost manufacturing countries, tend to have fairly high MOQ requirements. In this post, I explain why so is the case and what you can do about it.

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