Bulk Assorted Chocolate Wholesale
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Four brands share this assorted chocolate case. Swedish nut mixes and Belgian pralines sit beside Italian bonbons and American bridge mixes. US retailers order it with no minimum, and checkout is by card.
Bulk Assorted Chocolate For Wholesale Buyers
Narr and Maitre Truffout come first. Sconza and Mangini follow. Sourcing runs over Sweden and Belgium plus Italy and the USA. Narr covers the nuts. Its Narr Chocolate Almonds Mix and Narr Chocolate Hazelnut Mix are Swedish bulk candy that scoops cleanly out of a bin. Maitre Truffout handles pralines with Maitre Truffout Assorted Belgian Pralines and a lighter Assorted Belgian Pralines Light. Italy’s Mangini Noblesse Choco Fruit Chocolate Bonbons bring fruit and chocolate together. There’s more in each direction on our bulk milk chocolate and bulk chocolate with nuts pages.
The American side is bridge mixes, the kind retailers already know by heart. There’s a Dark Chocolate Bridge Mix and the Sconza Chocolate Bridge Mix. A No Sugar Added Milk Chocolate Bridge Mix covers shoppers watching sugar. Colors are assorted and brown, so a loose bin looks warm and even.
One Case, Four Brands, Four Countries
Going assorted means a small shop can carry European pralines and American bridge mixes without taking a full case of each. Units weigh about 0.88 to 2 pounds, which is manageable to ship and easy to price for independent counters and gift makers.
- Narr and Maitre Truffout with Sconza and Mangini, in one group.
- Sweden, Belgium, Italy and USA origins
- Bridge mixes and Belgian pralines, with Italian bonbons.
- no minimum order, cases around
How Buyers Use An Assorted Case
An assorted case helps when shelf space is tight. You skip committing a whole case to one praline and hoping it moves. Four brands from four countries can share a bin, and the bin tells you what sells. We’d guess the bridge mixes go to older shoppers and gift makers who remember them from American counters. The Belgian pralines and Italian bonbons suit someone hunting for what a chain store won’t have. The no-sugar-added bridge mix gives you something to offer sugar-watchers without a separate line. Everything stays assorted and brown, so one loose bin looks warm and full even with every pick mixed in. A tidy chocolate bin near the register turns a glance into a sale.
We sell retail and wholesale and ship across the US. Approved accounts get account pricing. One case is enough to see which brand moves fastest for you before you reorder bigger. Assorted works for a loose bin or a mixed gift tray, and these picks fold into a larger bulk candy order. Reorders draw from the same sourcing, so next month’s pralines and bridge mixes match this month’s.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which brands are in this assorted chocolate group?
Narr and Maitre Truffout, Sconza and Mangini. Between them you get Swedish chocolate nut mixes and American bridge mixes, plus Belgian pralines and Italian fruit bonbons, all by the case in one order.
Is there a no-sugar-added option?
Yes. A No Sugar Added Milk Chocolate Bridge Mix from the USA is in this group. It scoops from a bin like the other bridge mixes and gives sugar-watching shoppers one of their own.
What countries do these chocolates come from?
Sweden and Belgium, plus Italy and the USA. Narr mixes come from Sweden and Maitre Truffout pralines from Belgium. Mangini bonbons are Italian, and the bridge mixes are American.
Can a small shop order assorted chocolate?
Yes. There’s no minimum and cases run roughly 5 to 10 kg, so a small shop can carry four brands from four countries without a full case of each. We ship to US retailers, retail or wholesale.