Albanese Wholesale Gummies & Chocolate-Covered Nuts

Albanese is the American gummy and chocolate brand in our catalog. There are 24 bulk products that split into two lanes. Gummies on one side. Chocolate-covered items on the other. Gummy bears and rings need no explanation. The small chocolate-nut set adds some margin.

Gummies and chocolate

The gummy side starts with the 12-flavor gummi bears. Peach gummi rings come next, along with a sugar-free peach ring. You’ll also find chocolate-covered gummi bears and the rainforest frog gummies. On the chocolate side there are dark chocolate espresso beans. Dark chocolate walnuts and milk chocolate walnuts round it out. Here’s how we’d lay it out.

• The gummy bins get the 12-flavor bears and peach rings up front. They carry the volume. The rainforest frogs and chocolate-covered bears add some fun.
• For the chocolate bins, think espresso beans and the dark and milk chocolate walnuts. It’s a small set. It can sit beside the gummies or in a bin of its own.
• The sugar-free peach rings are there for shoppers who skip sugar.

Sugar-free and signage

The sugar-free peach rings are the one sugar-free item we can point to. That gives you a sugar-free sign inside a brand people know. Check the product page first, though. It doesn’t apply across the whole line. We make no kosher claim for Albanese, so look at each product page before you say anything about it.

Allergens in the chocolate-nut items

The allergen list is long. Soy and tree nuts show up. So do peanuts, wheat and milk. Nuts come with the chocolate walnuts, as you’d expect. The chocolate-covered gummi bears bring milk. Plain gummies are usually simpler. Keep nut items in a separate bin from the plain ones if the bins are open. Make the allergen signs impossible to miss. Each product page has the details.

Pack weights

Nothing here goes below 1.5 lb or above 2.0 lb. Gummies are 2 lb. The chocolate-nut items are 1.5 lb. That keeps bin planning easy, since every bin fills about the same. There are no odd sizes to juggle. Refill the gummi bears and peach rings first. Rotate the chocolate-nut items and novelties as they sell.

US shipping

Albanese ships within the US. Prices show in USD. Unit counts are on each product page, so you can size an order before you buy.

The gummies are the draw

Gummies are the draw here, and shoppers don’t need an intro. The 12-flavor bears move on their own name. Peach gummi rings are a familiar second. The chocolate-covered gummi bears and rainforest frogs are for shoppers who want something past the usual bear. Face the bears and rings up front and let the name do the work. The frogs add a little interest. Since it’s US-made, a shelf talker saying so could help with shoppers who look for American candy.

The chocolate-nut set

The chocolate-covered set adds margin from the same brand. Dark chocolate espresso beans. Dark chocolate walnuts and milk chocolate walnuts too. Together they make a compact premium group. Put it next to the gummies or give it a pricier bin. Chocolate nuts draw a different shopper than gummies do. They also carry a better margin, so they lift an Albanese section without a new brand. Keep them in steady replenishment all year. They also round out a section that would otherwise be all gummies.

Sugar-free and allergen care

The sugar-free peach rings are a built-in diet item, which is handy for signage. Confirm it on the product page before you sign the bin. The allergen set is broad. It covers soy and tree nuts. Peanuts, wheat and milk are in there too. Tree nuts come from the walnut items. Milk comes from the chocolate bears. Those should get bins to themselves, apart from the plain gummies. After that, read each item’s page. A good allergen sign costs next to nothing, and it cuts down on questions at the counter.

Why US-made matters on the shelf

Most of our catalog is imported. Albanese isn’t. That’s worth a shelf talker for anyone who prefers American-made candy. It pairs with the name recognition the 12-flavor bears already have. In a mixed section Albanese can be the gummy people already know. Imported brands bring the novelty around it. The Albanese list is short at 24 items. It’s quick to take in.

Reorder rhythm

Gummies and chocolate don’t sell at the same pace. Bears and peach rings go quickly. That’s where we’d keep the most stock, and we’d top it up often. The espresso beans and chocolate nuts go slower but earn more, so smaller steady reorders do fine. Frogs and chocolate-covered bears are a nice extra. Hardly anyone asks for them by name, so they can wait longer between refills. The sugar-free peach rings suit one kind of buyer. Confirm that on the page, then keep a few bags on hand. Track the two lanes apart, or the fast bins empty while the slow ones sit. All of it is bulk at similar weights, so orders pack together without fuss.