Minimum Order Quantity
The smallest order a supplier will acceptThe minimum number of units or amount of material that a supplier accepts for one order.
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MOQ stands for Minimum Order Quantity. It describes the smallest quantity a supplier will accept in one order and is commonly used in procurement and manufacturing.
The minimum quantity a supplier accepts for a single order.
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MOQ is normally used for the minimum order quantity, but the applicable unit, product variation, and order conditions should be confirmed with the supplier.
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- What does MOQ stand for?
- It can stand for Minimum Order Quantity (The smallest order a supplier will accept). The intended meaning depends on the surrounding context.
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