Assorted Fruit Hard Candy Wholesale & Bulk

Assorted Fruit Hard Candy for Wholesale Buyers

Three brands share this set. Mangini is Italian, Woogie is Austrian and Arcor comes from Argentina. Retailers and distributors buy from us, along with specialty grocers. There are jars and tins and bulk bags. One of them is sugar-free. It’s a tidy assortment that suits a lot of different shoppers.

Mangini does most of the Italian side. The Mangini Effervescenti Fizzy Mixed Fruit Candy and the Mangini Bye Frizzante Fizzy Fruit Mix are both fizzy. The Mangini Frizzella Sparkling Fruit Mix is sparkly and the Mangini Bye Mini Fruit Mix Bonbons are small. There’s also a Mangini Mixed Berry Sugar-Free Candy with Stevia. You can tag that one on the shelf for shoppers who count sugar.

Woogie Jars and Arcor Filled Candy

Woogie is the Austrian one, and it’s the brand with glass jars. The Woogie Fine Drops Sanded Mixed Fruit Jumbo Glass Jar is the big one. A Mini Glass Jar of the same drops comes in a smaller size. There’s a Sanded Mixed Fruit Candy Tin as well, and it looks good on a gift shelf or near the till. Arcor’s the Argentine entry. The Arcor Assorted Fruit Filled Candy comes in bulk and has a filled center.

The color tag is assorted everywhere, which is the point. Each item is a multi-flavor mix that fills a bin with variety. It comes in bulk and in tins. Mangini’s stevia candy is the sugar-free one. Bulk keeps the cost per pound steady.

• Mangini from Italy gives you fizzy mixed fruit and sparkling fruit mix. There are mini bonbons as well, and a sugar-free berry with stevia.
• Woogie from Austria is the sanded mixed-fruit candy in a jumbo jar. It also comes in a mini jar and a tin.
• Arcor from Argentina is assorted fruit filled candy.
• Colors: assorted

Merchandising the Assorted Fruit Set

It works as a bulk bin and as a packaged display. Mangini and Arcor are loose, and they go with our Italy fruit hard candy. The Woogie jars belong with the Austria fruit hard candy and they look good on a shelf by themselves. We’d put the fizzy and filled candy in a scoop bin. The sugar-free one goes near it with a tag. Jars and the tin can sit on a neat packaged shelf.

Unit weights go from roughly 1.32 to 4.26 lb, the biggest spread of any set we have. Bulk bags and tins and jumbo glass jars all land in there. So you can have small impulse tins and a big jar centerpiece from one assortment, and fit whatever fixture you have.

Ordering Assorted Fruit Hard Candy Wholesale

There’s no minimum order. Cases weigh around 5 to 10 kg depending on the item. Try a fizzy bulk candy first. A jar works too, and so does the sugar-free one. Build up from there. You pay by secure card at checkout. We ship within the United States.

For a first order we’d go with the Mangini Effervescenti for a loose bin. Add one Woogie glass jar for the shelf. The sugar-free berry makes the third. Three items from three countries, and your bulk candy program can take what sells.

Who Buys Assorted Fruit Hard Candy

The Woogie jars are the gift-shelf piece. A grocer or a convenience store would probably lean on the loose Mangini fizzy candy and the Arcor filled drops instead, since those are what people scoop on impulse. Pick-and-mix shops can run all of it. Then there’s the sugar-free Mangini berry, which opens the set up to people keeping an eye on sugar. Ask us what’s in stock and what a case costs.

Storage, Display, and Format Tips

Cool and dry is all fruit hard candy asks for. What’s fun about this set is you can put it in a few places at once. The loose Mangini fizzy and Arcor filled candy go in a scoop bin. Woogie’s sanded glass jars stand on a shelf (self-serve or gift, your call) and the tin can live on an impulse or seasonal fixture. Through the glass those sanded drops look really bright, and you can spot the jars from across the aisle.

Say “sugar-free” plainly on the Mangini berry candy sign. Name the formats too, since a Fine Drops glass jar reads better than a generic assortment label. Italy and Austria and Argentina make a good origin story for a tag. Put the loose fizzy and filled candy together and the jars and tin nearby. Then someone can buy a scoop or grab a jar on the same visit.

Reordering and Scaling Your Assorted Fruit Set

We’d open with a bulk fizzy candy and one Woogie glass jar, plus the sugar-free berry. Give that two or three weeks before you decide what the next order looks like. Units here go anywhere from 1.32 to 4.26 lb (a little tin at one end, a jumbo jar at the other), so you’ll want room for a bin and a jar display both. If the set takes off, account pricing for approved accounts makes a deeper fruit-candy range easier to carry. Reorders go out within the US. For more single-origin depth, look at the Italy and Austria fruit hard candy pages above.

One assortment that does a bulk bin and a packaged shelf at once is handy, and this one manages it with loose fizzy and filled candy next to shelf-ready glass jars. There’s a sugar-free option in there too, across three origins. No minimum order, so trying it is cheap. Pass along your account details and we’ll pick a starter mix with you and get account pricing set up.

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