Wholesale Greek Nuts & Seeds: Sesame Crunch Bars

A Greek Snacking Tradition Built on Sesame and Honey

Sesame bars have a long history in Greek snacking, going back to sesame-and-honey confections eaten as an energy-dense treat across the Mediterranean. This catalog of 11 SKUs, most carrying the Jannis brand, brings that tradition into a wholesale format priced between $28.86 and $32.54 per case, a tighter price band than some other categories in this catalog, reflecting a lineup built from a fairly consistent bar format rather than a wide mix of pack sizes and container types.

Rather than spreading across many nut types, the assortment concentrates on sesame in several forms alongside a handful of mixed nut options, which gives it a clear identity on a shelf: a Mediterranean-style crunch bar section rather than a generic nut aisle. That focus also makes it easier for a retailer to explain the category to shoppers in a single sentence, since almost every item shares the same crunch-bar format and Mediterranean framing. A shelf tag or sign describing the section as Greek sesame and nut bars covers nearly the entire assortment accurately, which isn’t always possible with a broader, less focused import category. That clarity can also make it easier to train staff on the section, since there’s one consistent story to tell customers about where the products come from and what makes them different.

What’s in the Catalog

Sesame shows up across multiple formats and sizes, from the Sesame Crunch Bar available in both 70g and 40g sizes to the Sesame and Honey Soft Bar at 30g, which pairs the classic sesame base with honey rather than a straight caramelized sugar binder. The Sesame and Dark Chocolate Crunch Bar 30g gives retailers a chocolate-forward variation on the same base, and the Organic sesame Crunch bar Bio Sesame 40g rounds out the sesame lineup with its own labeled formulation, giving buyers one additional option distinct from the standard crunch bar line. Between the standard, chocolate, honey, and labeled formulations, a retailer has enough sesame variety to build a small dedicated section rather than carrying just a single flavor of one bar.

Beyond sesame, the Mini Mixed Nut Crunch Bars, Mini Hazelnut Crunch Bars, and Mini Almond Crunch Bars, all in 150g bags, extend the crunch-bar format into more familiar nut territory for buyers who want variety alongside the sesame-forward items. Choco Coconut Sticks and plain Coconut Sticks, both at 20g, add a smaller-format, coconut-based option that rounds out the assortment for retailers building a broader Mediterranean snack section from a single supplier rather than combining several import lines.

Small-Format Bars Suit Grab-and-Go Retail

With most items packaged at 20g to 70g, this catalog fits naturally into grab-and-go snack displays, register-lane racks, and health-food-adjacent shelving rather than large bulk bins, which keeps handling simple for a retailer that doesn’t want to manage a scoop bin program. That’s a meaningfully different retail footprint than the bulk-bin candy categories found elsewhere in the wholesale catalog, and it’s worth planning shelf space accordingly rather than assuming this line needs the same bin or tub setup as a hard candy or novelty section. A small dedicated rack or a section of an existing snack shelf is usually enough to display the full 11-item range without crowding out other inventory.

Who Buys Wholesale Greek Nuts & Seeds

Specialty grocers and Mediterranean or Greek import shops are a direct match, since shoppers there are often already familiar with sesame bars as a category. Health food stores and natural grocers stock the mini nut crunch bars and sesame bars as a grab-and-go snack option, while cafes and coffee shops use the smaller-format bars near the register. Candy and gift shops also pull from this catalog to round out a Mediterranean or European snack section alongside chocolate and hard candy offerings already on their shelves.

Because the bars are portioned small and priced in a narrow band, they also work well as a low-risk addition for a retailer who has never carried a Greek or Mediterranean snack line before. A shop can add two or three Jannis items to an existing snack rack without redesigning the section, then expand into the full nut and coconut range once the sesame bars prove out with regular customers.

How Wholesale Ordering Works

There’s no self-serve online store for this catalog. Buyers request a quote or open a wholesale account, and every item is sold by the case. Minimums are confirmed on your quote, since case pack counts differ between the smaller 20g and 30g bars and the larger 150g mini crunch bar bags. That setup lets a specialty grocer testing a couple of Jannis sesame bars and a natural foods retailer stocking the full nut and seed range both get pricing that fits their order size and shelf plan.

A reasonable way to start is pairing the Sesame Crunch Bar with one of the Mini Mixed Nut Crunch Bars, then requesting a quote across that combined case count before expanding into the full sesame and coconut lineup once you have a read on which format performs best. Because the catalog is limited to 11 SKUs, it’s realistic to eventually stock the entire assortment without the category becoming difficult to manage on a shelf reset or reorder cycle.

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