What Is the Difference Between Single and Mixed Grade Makhana?
Single-grade makhana contains uniform suta sizes, while mixed-grade makhana includes multiple suta sizes. The choice impacts appearance, pricing, and resale margins.
Single Grade Makhana
Single-grade makhana is preferred for premium resale:
- Uniform size and appearance
- Ideal for branded retail packs
- Higher price realization per kg
Mixed Grade Makhana
Mixed-grade makhana is optimized for volume:
- Cost-effective procurement
- Suitable for snacks and processing
- Higher margin potential for bulk buyers
Which Grade Should Traders Buy?
Retail-focused traders prefer single grade, while processors and snack manufacturers usually choose mixed grade to optimize margins.
To understand how pricing differs by grade, see our detailed guide on Makhana Wholesale Pricing Per Kg.
Key Takeaways
- Written specifically for wholesale and bulk buyers
- Based on real sourcing and industry practices
- Focused on practical, non-theoretical insights
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