Assorted Gummies & Jellies Wholesale & Bulk

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

This assortment is built for buyers who want variety in a single section. It pulls together Gustaf, Italgum, Aroma Konfektyrer, Vidal, Kervan, Gerrit and Fantis, seven makers across six countries, all producing the kind of multicolor gummy and jelly mixes that anchor a candy wall. Where a single-brand line gives you depth, this group gives you breadth: shapes, origins and textures that keep a scoop section interesting. Everything is sold by the case to US and Canada retailers.

The shape variety is the draw. You’ll find Gustaf’s Tri-Color Coffee Beans Gummy, the Mini Soda Pop Gummy Mix, the Zoo Animal Gummy Mix, Swirly Fish Gummy Candy, and Shark Gummy Candy, all assorted-color formats that read fun in a bin. Turkey’s Kervan adds its own Gummy Sharks Assorted Color Bulk Candy, and the USA’s Vidal Swirly Fish Multicolored Gummy Candy rounds out the fish category from a different origin. For shops that want to go deeper on a single country, our Spain gummies and jellies page collects the Spanish range that supplies several of these mixes.

Jellies, winegums and herbal pastilles

The jelly and pastille side broadens the appeal. Italy’s Italgum brings the Assorted Herbal Pastilles (Misto Digestivo), the Pastel Fish Gummy Natural Colors (Pesci Colorati), and the Mixed Fruit Pastilles (Millegusti), natural-color options for shoppers who care about that. Holland’s Gustaf adds the Rainbow Non Pareil Berry Gummies and the Mixed Fruit Winegums, while Gerrit contributes Pink Cadillacs Gummies in natural mixed berry. Greece’s Fantis rounds it out with Greek Ibis Fruit Jelly Candies Mix. To focus on the Dutch makers specifically, see our Holland gummies and jellies assortment.

Sweden’s Aroma Konfektyrer brings the Mixed Fruit Gummy Boats, adding a Scandinavian texture to the mix. The point of this group is exactly that range: a buyer can fill a whole gummy wall with different shapes, colors and origins without repeating a single SKU, which keeps repeat shoppers exploring.

Colors, weights and how to plan

Color is the headline here. The mix runs assorted, brown, pink, purple and red, with assorted leading because most of these are multicolor by design. That makes the section visually loud in the best way, ideal for a scoop wall or a pick-and-mix bin where shoppers buy by the look. The brown and purple come from the coffee beans, the berry gummies and the winegums.

Pack weights span a very wide range, roughly 2 to 18.65 lb per unit, because the assortment mixes standard bulk bags with large catering-size cases. That’s important for planning: the heavier formats suit high-volume scoop programs and event buyers, while the standard bulk bags fit a normal shelf. Forms here are bulk plus a pops and lollipops option, so most of the section is bin-ready. The minimum order is one case, with cases running about 5 to 10 kg.

Who this assorted range fits

• Bulk and pick-and-mix shops filling a colorful gummy wall with varied shapes and origins.
• Catering and event buyers who need the large-format cases for candy tables and bulk fills.
• Import grocers wanting a multi-country gummy section in one order.
• Natural-color seekers stocking Italgum’s natural-color pastilles and fish.

Variety drives the basket here. A shopper grabbing the soda pop mix often adds the sharks and the zoo animals, and a buyer who likes the Italgum natural-color fish may try the winegums and jelly mixes. Carrying the breadth rather than one shape keeps the section a destination.

How to merchandise a multi-country gummy wall

Lead with the shapes that read fun from a distance. The sharks, swirly fish and zoo animals pull kids and impulse buyers, so put them at eye level in the brightest bins. Tuck the more grown-up formats, the Gustaf winegums, the Italgum herbal pastilles and the Fantis Greek jelly mix, alongside them to catch shoppers who want something less candy-bright. That spread keeps the wall working for a wide age range in one fixture.

The country mix is itself a selling story. A shelf talker that notes the Dutch winegums, the Spanish soda pop mix, the Turkish Kervan sharks and the Italian natural-color pastilles signals genuine import variety, which import grocers can use to justify a premium over generic gummies. Group two or three origins per bin run so the section reads curated rather than chaotic.

Scaling for events and high volume

The wide weight range, up to 18.65 lb per unit, is what makes this group work for catering and event buyers. A wedding candy table or a corporate gifting run can pull a single large-format case and fill dozens of bags fast, while a smaller shop sticks to the standard bulk bags around 2 lb. Stocking both lets one supplier relationship cover everyday retail and the occasional big event order.

Handling stays simple. The gummies and jellies hold well in cool, dry bins, and the bulk format means less individual wrapping than a packaged-only range. With the one-case minimum, a shop can trial three or four shapes from different countries before committing to the full multi-origin wall, then scale the bins that move.

Ordering, terms and shipping

This is a B2B catalog for shops, distributors and event buyers. The minimum order is one case, cases run about 5 to 10 kg, and net terms are available once your account is approved. We ship across the United States and Canada, and the bulk packaging, including the large catering sizes, travels well. To build a wider order, start from a bulk candy base and add this assorted set for color and shape variety.

If you’re new to the assorted section, start with three crowd-pleasers: a fish (Swirly or Vidal), a shark (Kervan), and a winegum or jelly (Gustaf or Fantis). Those cover the most popular shapes fast, and the linked Spain and Holland gummy pages let you go deeper by origin. Order one case, watch which shapes and colors move, and scale from real sell-through.

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