Bulk Black Candy Wholesale

Bulk black candy wholesale, mostly licorice

Most of the 124 products here are licorice. Salmiak, twists and chalk make up the bulk of it. A few black-tinged gelees and crossover items sneak in. Gustaf and Menozzi De Rosa lead, with Italgum and Bubs Godis next. Mangini and Malaco follow, then Scandi Candy and Finnska. If you stock for Halloween or for licorice fans, this group covers both.

Salmiak first, since that’s where this group is strongest. The Bilar Salty Licorice Marshmallows and Malaco Lakrifun Salmiak School Chalk are Swedish staples. So is the Cowboy Salty Licorice Powder. The Hockey Salty Licorice Powder comes in 12g 15-packs, and the one with pepper comes the same way. Those suit a checkout counter. From Finland there’s the Fazer Salty Licorice Kitten. The Dunderklubba Salty Licorice Center Lollipops add another format.

Danish twists and Italian black

Toms covers Denmark. The Toms Chocofanter Chocolate Licorice Rockies and Toms Black & Brown Licorice Twist are the two we’d start with. The Toms 3 Shades School Chalk Licorice and Toms Sour Watermelon Licorice Bites go a different way, chalk and sour. Italy adds a southern European take. That’s the Mangini Gessetti Salmiak Filled Licorice, plus the Italgum Italian Red & Black Berry Gelees, wrapped or unwrapped.

Black shares the group with brown and red. Green, pink and gold turn up too, since plenty of black candy has a second shade. It comes bulk or bagged, so you can sell loose by weight or pre-bagged to grab. Sugar-free options exist as well. The Kolafabrikens Lemon Salt Licorice Caramel from Sweden shows black licorice drifting into caramel.

Who buys black candy

Scandinavian grocers buy from this group. Candy shops with a licorice following do too. So do Halloween and themed-event suppliers and online resellers. Black candy spikes around Halloween for color-themed displays. Salmiak has a loyal crowd all year. Stock Swedish and Danish alongside Finnish and Italian licorice and one page serves the seasonal buyer and the die-hard fan.

Six countries of black licorice

Black stock comes from Italy and Sweden. Holland and Denmark add more, with Finland and the USA too. That covers the salmiak purist and the sweet black licorice shopper, plus whoever’s building a themed display. Getting all of it from several suppliers would be a hassle.

• Gustaf and Menozzi De Rosa open the list. Italgum and Bubs Godis follow. Then Mangini and Malaco, then Scandi Candy and Finnska.
• Forms: bulk and bagged
• Black is the main color. Brown and red show up, plus green. Pink and gold too.
• Case weights go from about 0.4 to 9.41 lb, depending on the product.

How ordering works

Sold by the case, and one is enough. Most weigh 5 to 10 kg, so you can try a salmiak line or a tray of Toms twists without overcommitting. Accounts are for resale. Approved ones get account pricing, and we ship across the US.

To narrow your buy, the black licorice page has the sweet and traditional black lines. Black salted licorice is all salmiak. Both overlap with brands on this page, so reorders stay simple. If you want a mixed order, the full bulk candy range takes black candy alongside everything else.

Why import black candy

Real salmiak and Scandinavian black licorice are hard to find in quantity here, and the shoppers who want them are loyal. Halloween and themed events need black candy too, and domestic suppliers rarely fill that well. We keep it in stock, so one order covers both.

Demand jumps around Halloween. After that it settles into a steady salmiak base. Order the seasonal black items before October so the display is full when more people come in. Start with what’s above and see what your shoppers ask for.

Building a black candy assortment

Black candy does two jobs, so build for both. A themed display wants impact, and the loose Nordic Salty Licorice Mix and Toms Black & Brown Licorice Twist give you that in a bin. Licorice fans want depth. The salmiak powders and chalk and marshmallows cover them, since those shoppers buy by intensity. Put a gentle sweet black line next to a hard salmiak like the Cowboy Salty Licorice Powder and newcomers and purists can each find their level on one shelf.

Salmiak buyers often shop by country. So group the Swedish Bilar and Malaco lines. Keep the Danish Toms twists together and the Finnish Fazer kitten in its own spot, and the fans will find their way quickly. For Halloween the look of a black bin matters more than origin. Front the boldest loose items, and the regulars will find the niche salmiak nearby anyway. The Italgum Italian Red & Black Berry Gelees give the bin a non-licorice black option.

Reordering and consistency

Buying black from one place keeps reorders steady through the seasonal rush and the quiet months. Bubs Godis, Malaco and Toms come from the same supply run after run, so you match what sold last time instead of substituting. We hold the stock, subject to seasonal availability. The salmiak base stays on hand all year, and the seasonal black items are ready before October.

Start your black candy order

Open a wholesale account and choose your cases. We ship from stock. With no minimum order you can try salty and sweet black licorice side by side, and approved accounts get account pricing. Reorder the salmiak and Toms lines that sell and rotate the seasonal items. Black candy keeps coming to shelves across the US.

Planning a Halloween push or a year-round licorice corner? Ask before you order. We’ll help you split a first case between bold seasonal items and the salmiak that holds a steady base. We work with candy shops and Scandinavian grocers regularly, so we know which black lines fill a themed bin and which ones the dedicated fans reorder. With no minimum your seasonal trial stays cheap, and you can scale the winners well before October.

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