Assorted Gummies & Jellies Wholesale & Bulk

Assorted gummies and jellies, a multi-country mix for one colorful shelf

This one’s for people who like variety on one wall. Gustaf and Italgum are in, along with Aroma Konfektyrer and Vidal. So are Kervan, Gerrit and Fantis. That’s seven makers across six countries. A single-brand line goes deep, but this group goes wide, with different shapes and origins and textures to keep a scoop section from getting dull. Everything’s sold by the case to US shops.

Shapes are the draw. Gustaf’s Tri-Color Coffee Beans Gummy sits next to the Mini Soda Pop Gummy Mix and the Zoo Animal Gummy Mix. Then there’s Swirly Fish Gummy Candy and Shark Gummy Candy. All of them are mixed colors, which looks fun in a bin. Kervan from Turkey has its own Gummy Sharks Assorted Color Bulk Candy. Vidal Swirly Fish Multicolored Gummy Candy comes from the USA. So you get fish from two origins. Want to go heavy on one country? Our Spain gummies and jellies page covers the Spanish side behind several of these mixes.

Jellies, winegums and herbal pastilles

Italgum handles the jelly and pastille end. You’ll see Assorted Herbal Pastilles (Misto Digestivo) and Pastel Fish Gummy Natural Colors (Pesci Colorati). Mixed Fruit Pastilles (Millegusti) is there too, and those are natural-color pieces for anyone who asks. Gustaf adds Rainbow Non Pareil Berry Gummies and Mixed Fruit Winegums. Gerrit’s Pink Cadillacs Gummies come in natural mixed berry. Fantis from Greece sends Greek Ibis Fruit Jelly Candies Mix. For the Dutch makers only, the Holland gummies and jellies page is the place.

Sweden’s Aroma Konfektyrer contributes Mixed Fruit Gummy Boats, a softer Scandinavian chew. Between all seven makers you can fill a gummy wall without repeating one SKU. Regulars end up poking around, since there’s usually something they haven’t tried yet.

Colors, weights and how to plan

Color’s loud here. Assorted leads since most pieces are multicolor on purpose, then come brown and pink. Purple and red round it out. A scoop wall or pick-and-mix bin sells on looks, and this looks a lot. The brown and purple come from the coffee beans and the berry gummies and winegums.

Weights run a long way, roughly 2 to 18.65 lb a unit. Standard bulk bags share the list with large catering cases, so plan for both. The big ones go to busy scoop programs and event buyers. Normal shelves take the ordinary bags. Most items are bulk, with a pops and lollipops option as well. No minimum order. Cases run about 5 to 10 kg.

Who this assorted range fits

• Pick-and-mix shops filling a gummy wall with odd shapes from different countries.
• Catering and event buyers who need the big cases for candy tables.
• Import grocers after a multi-country gummy section in one go.
• Shoppers asking for natural colors will find Italgum’s pastilles and fish.

People buy more when there’s choice. Someone grabbing the soda pop mix tends to toss in sharks and zoo animals too, and a customer who likes Italgum’s natural-color fish may try the winegums next. Stock the spread instead of one shape and the wall pulls people back.

How to merchandise a multi-country gummy wall

Eye level is for the silly shapes. Sharks and swirly fish and zoo animals get noticed from across the store by kids and impulse buyers, so give them your brightest bins. The Gustaf winegums and the Italgum herbal pastilles can go right next door along with the Fantis Greek jelly mix. A grown-up shopper gets something less candy-bright without leaving the fixture.

Think about telling people where it all comes from. A little shelf card could name the Dutch winegums and Spanish soda pop mix and the Turkish Kervan sharks and Italian natural-color pastilles. That tells an import grocer’s story at a glance and may justify a bit more than generic gummies. Two or three origins to a bin is plenty, or it starts to look chaotic.

Scaling for events and high volume

Big cases of up to 18.65 lb are what make this group work for event buyers. A wedding candy table or a corporate gift run can use one large case to fill dozens of bags quickly. Smaller shops stay with the standard bulk bags near 2 lb. One supplier covers both.

Nothing tricky about handling. Gummies and jellies sit fine in cool dry bins. Bulk means less wrapping than packaged-only candy. With no minimum, try three or four shapes from different countries first. Then scale whichever bins move.

Ordering, terms and shipping

We sell to shops and distributors and event buyers. There’s no minimum order. Cases run about 5 to 10 kg and approved accounts get account pricing. Orders ship within the US, big catering sizes included. For a bigger order, begin with bulk candy and add this assorted set for color and shape variety.

First time with the assorted section? Take a fish, either Swirly or Vidal. Add Kervan’s shark and a winegum or jelly from Gustaf or Fantis. Those cover the shapes people reach for. The Spain and Holland pages are there when you want more by origin. Order small and see what sells before you build.

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