How to Compare Green Coffee Lots Before Buying
The same coffee name can appear with different prices and commercial terms. Here is what to compare when choosing a lot for your business.

When the same coffee appears at two different prices per kilogram, start by looking at how each lot is offered. Harvest, screen size, available quantity, minimum order and delivery location give the price its context.
On Gerarco, the individual lot is the starting point for a purchasing comparison. The coffee page provides general product information; the lot record describes the particular stock and its commercial terms.
Start with your purchasing requirement
Identify the coffee you need, your approximate order quantity and where you want to receive it. A few bags for ongoing production and a larger purchase can lead to different options. Gerarco’s filters help narrow the available lots around those requirements.
Compare these five details
- Product specifications: Review the coffee, processing method, grade, screen size and harvest together.
- Available stock: Check whether the lot can cover your required quantity.
- Minimum order and packaging: Look at the minimum sale quantity and bag weight.
- Quantity-based pricing: See which pricing tier applies to the amount you intend to buy.
- Delivery terms: Read the stock country and city, delivery point and transport information together.
Read the price alongside its delivery basis
A warehouse collection price and a delivered price can cover different services. An FOB offer also represents a different delivery stage from stock held in a warehouse in Türkiye. The delivery information helps you understand which further arrangements and costs remain on the buyer’s side.
Choose a quantity and make the comparison practical
Add the lots that interest you to Gerarco’s comparison view. Open a suitable lot, choose your required quantity and calculate the product amount. You can then submit a quotation request for that specific lot and quantity.
The benefit is a consistent view of options from different suppliers. Considering product specifications, quantity and delivery terms together makes the purchasing decision clearer.


