Bulk Assorted Candy Wholesale
Mangini and Gustaf share this assorted collection with Italgum and Koppers. Narr and Sconza are in it, plus Fantis and Maitre Truffout. It all comes from Italy and Spain and Holland, with the USA and Sweden and Denmark making up the rest. Cases weigh 0.88 to 18.65 lb. Some items are sugar-free. There’s no minimum order, and we ship within the US.
Bulk Assorted Candy Wholesale
If you run a pick-and-mix wall or build gift baskets, you already know how annoying it is to deal with a hundred suppliers for variety. Assorted candy fixes that. When you shop bulk assorted candy wholesale three things matter, which are where it’s from and how many flavors you get and what brands are mixed in. This collection covers all of them. It pulls from Italy and Spain and Holland, and from the USA and Sweden and Denmark too. The brands range from Italian confectionery to Dutch gummies. Scandinavian caramels and licorice are here, and American chocolate.
It’s one of the most mixed brand lists we carry. There’s Mangini and Gustaf to begin with. Italgum and Koppers come next. After those, Narr and Sconza, then Fantis and Maitre Truffout at the end. Each one has its own thing going. Mangini does Italian sugar-free and natural-flavor candy. Gustaf is our Dutch gummy and licorice anchor, and you can count on it. Italgum has organic Italian gelees. Koppers is American and does chocolate-covered nuts and confections. Narr sends Swedish chocolate almonds and hazelnut mixes with a Nordic look. Sconza adds American-made chocolate pieces. Fantis and Maitre Truffout are European specialty items that fill gaps on a display.
Weights go from 0.88 lb up to 18.65 lb, which is about the widest spread we’ve got, so you can pick whatever size suits your bins. That’s because the group includes individually wrapped pieces and lollipops as well as big bags meant for filling bins. Colors include assorted and brown, plus black and green and purple and gold. A busy display usually needs that mix, because a bin of all one color looks flat. Sugar-free items are in the group too, so you don’t have to look elsewhere for them.
Start with Scandinavia, since that’s where the unusual stuff is. We’d honestly put these near the front of any assorted display. Kolafabrikens Firm Caramels Mix is a Swedish classic. The caramels are dense and chewy with a cola flavor, and anyone who’s been in a Nordic candy store will know it. Firm caramels like these get asked for a lot. Narr Chocolate Almonds Mix and Narr Chocolate Hazelnut Mix bring the Swedish chocolate-nut side. Nordic Salty Licorice Mix is for the shop whose customers already love licorice. Salty licorice has real fans among people with Scandinavian or Dutch or German roots, and import grocers can place it with confidence.
Denmark gives us Toms Fruit Licorice Pinguin Mix. It’s fruit-flavored licorice, a fun twist for people who don’t like black licorice. Toms is a Danish brand, and it sits well beside other Nordic items on a specialty shelf.
Italy’s side starts with Mangini Mixed Berry Sugar-Free Candy with Stevia. It’s sweetened with stevia. The berry flavor comes through, and the Italian label helps. Blue Shades Almond Dragees with Vanilla is a different animal altogether, an Italian-style confetti dragee with a vanilla almond center. Those are for party favors and gift baskets and event supply, and if you do weddings you’ll know the type.
Dutch picks are Gustaf’s Tri-Color Coffee Beans Gummy and Gustaf’s Assorted Soft Punch Chews. Coffee beans lean adult and the punch chews are friendlier. Spain adds depth in gummies. There’s Spanish Sour Rainbow Belt Bites and Mini Soda Pop Gummy Mix. Zoo Animal Gummy Mix and Shark Gummy Candy are in there as well, along with Swirly Fish Gummy Candy and Rainbow Bricks Licorice Candy. Together they’re the fun-shape, sour-coated side that a candy boutique with kid customers needs.
From the USA there’s Dark Chocolate Bridge Mix, which is the classic multi-piece bulk item. A mix of chocolate-coated pieces in one SKU gives you variety without a separate bin for each.
For gift basket makers this is close to one-stop shopping. You could fill a basket with Swedish caramels and Italian sugar-free candy. Dutch gummies go in, then Spanish novelties. Danish licorice fits, and so does an American bridge mix. All from one supplier with no minimum. It simplifies ordering when you’re juggling lots of SKUs, and one box of cases from us beats five separate shipments.
Convenience stores building a nicer international candy section should look at the smaller cases. Items in the 0.88 to 2 lb range let you display a lot without sinking money into any one product. Specialty stores and import grocers can buy bigger cases of whatever sells. The lollipops and pops give you an impulse item for near the register.
Pops and lollipops deserve a note if your customers include kids. Lollipops are an easy impulse buy at a candy boutique or a specialty grocery, anywhere children have a say. The Spanish ones tend to have bigger shapes and bolder colors than most domestic ones, so they get noticed.
Foodservice buyers can use the assorted collection to make custom mixes for an event or a menu. A wedding caterer could put Swedish caramels and Italian dragees into favor bags with Dutch gummies. A restaurant candy cart might pull Spanish novelties and an American bridge mix, along with Dutch licorice allsorts. Guests remember a candy cart like that, and it’s a nice way to stand out from other caterers.
To go deeper, look at bulk milk chocolate wholesale and bulk chocolate with nuts wholesale. Those two go well alongside this one. The bulk candy wholesale catalog is the broadest place to start across all origins.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which countries does the bulk assorted candy wholesale collection source from?
Italy and Spain and Holland. Then the USA and Sweden and Denmark. Each adds something different. Swedish caramels come from Sweden and Italy supplies sugar-free candy. Dutch gummies and Spanish novelty gummies fill in the middle. Danish licorice and an American chocolate bridge mix finish it. The whole thing is built for an international candy display.
What brands are in the bulk assorted candy collection?
The lineup is Mangini and Gustaf, then Italgum and Koppers. Narr and Sconza follow, with Fantis and Maitre Truffout. Between them you get Italian candy and Dutch gummies and licorice, along with Swedish chocolate-nut mixes and American enrobed confections. It suits specialty shops and gift-basket programs.
Are there sugar-free options in the assorted bulk collection?
Yes. Mangini’s Mixed Berry Sugar-Free Candy with Stevia is the one we’d point to. It’s made in Italy and sweetened with stevia. There may be others, so check each product page.
What’s the case weight range for assorted bulk candy orders?
Cases run from 0.88 lb to 18.65 lb. Smaller ones suit a specialty shop that rotates items often. Larger ones go to candy boutiques filling bins or gift-basket operations with big needs, or to foodservice accounts that like deep inventory.
Does this collection include lollipops or pops formats?
Yes. Pops and lollipops sit alongside the regular bulk pieces. They’re an easy impulse item for pick-and-mix displays and for spots near a checkout in specialty shops and convenience stores.
What retail channels are the best fit for this assorted bulk candy?
Candy boutiques with pick-and-mix bins do well with it, along with specialty and import grocers. Gift-basket makers use it, and so do convenience stores adding a nicer international section. A mix from many countries also makes a better story for a display than one big mainstream brand.