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CandiesWholesaler offers vegan sweets and candy for retail shoppers and wholesale buyers, with no minimum order. The selection includes Dutch sour candy from Gerrit’s and Gustaf’s, Italian fruit pectin gelees and organic Greek sesame halva in coconut and date syrup versions. Check labels to confirm. Ships across the US.
Vegan Sweets and Candy, Imported and Ready to Ship
Going vegan doesn’t mean giving up candy. This page has seven imported items from three countries, and none of them uses dairy or gelatin in the recipe. Nothing else animal-derived either. The Netherlands supplies Gerrit’s Vegan Sour Blockheads and two sour candies from Gustaf’s, apple buttons and peach buttons. They’re tangy and chewy, the Dutch way. They fill a bulk bin or a party favor bag well. Italy brings Italgum’s Assorted Vegan Fruit Pectin Gelees and an Organic Lemon Ginger Pectin Gelees. Fruit pectin stands in for gelatin, so you get a soft fruity chew. From Greece come two organic sesame halva bars. One is made with coconut syrup and the other with date syrup. Expect something denser and nuttier, built on tahini.
Two kinds of buyers shop this page, and we’re happy with both. Retail shoppers grab a case for a vegan-friendly candy bowl at home or for party favor bags. Some just want sour candy and halva around. The same cases go to wholesale buyers. That’s mostly candy shops and gift basket makers, plus the odd event planner. They fill shelves or put together vegan-labeled lines. Order often enough and you can ask for a wholesale account, which brings account pricing. Every price is visible to anyone browsing. No login wall hides what a case costs.
Retail or wholesale, the same rule holds. There’s no minimum order. Buy one type or mix several in your cart. We ship across the US, and you pay by secure card online. Looking for wholesale vegan candy for a shop shelf? Or bulk vegan sweets for a wedding or office party? This is the right spot. It’s real imported candy sold by the case, not single bags. Fundraisers use it too.
One caveat. Vegan status here comes from how we tag each product based on its ingredient list. It’s not an outside stamp. Shopping for a person with an allergy or a strict diet? Open the individual product page and read its label before you buy. Recipes can change from one production run to the next. Checking beats guessing.