Bulk Gummies & Jellies Wholesale

Bulk gummies and jellies wholesale

Gustaf, Italgum and Bubs Godis lead this group. Albanese and Scandi Candy back them up, then Aroma Konfektyrer. Kervan and Fazer fill the gaps. The 98 products run from sour fruit gummies to non-alcoholic prosecco bears, so an everyday candy counter and a novelty gift shop can both shop here. Origins span Spain and Holland. Sweden and Italy join them. The USA and Belgium too.

Spanish gummies are the sour, silly end of the shelf. The Wild Raspberry Jam Filled Sour Gummies and Chili Pepper Jam Filled Gummies push hard on flavor, and so do the Sour Kiwi Gummies. The Spanish Gummy Crocodiles and Spanish Jelly Fruit Candy are plain pick-and-mix filler, which is not an insult. From Holland you get the Gustaf Pink Grapefruit Gummy and Gustaf’s Tri-Color Coffee Beans Gummy. Gustaf’s Gummy Farm Animals and Gummy Chubby Bears are dependable by-weight movers.

Grown-up gummies and Nordic fruit

Belgium gives the category a grown-up side. The Golden Champagne Bear Gummy and Prosecco Baby Bear Gummy are non-alcoholic, despite the names. So are the Pink Prosecco Sugared Gummy Bears and the Gin and Tonic Clear Sugared Gummy Bears. Shops put them in adult gift sets and party favors. From Finland the Fazer Sour Kitten and Fazer Sweet Kitten Assorted Gummies add a Nordic touch. The Jumbo Cinnamon Jelly Beans from the USA cover the domestic jelly bean slot.

Colors lean brown and red. Assorted and green show up. Pink and yellow do too. Forms are bulk and bagged. Pops & lollipops are there too, so you can stock loose or on a stick. Sugar-free options are in the mix. Cases run heavier here, roughly 2 to 18.65 lb, which suits a fast-turning by-weight bin.

Who buys bulk gummies and jellies

Candy shops order from this group, and pick-and-mix bars do too. Party-supply stores buy here, along with gift companies and online resellers. Plain gummies fill the bins. The sour Spanish lines hook the adventurous kids. The prosecco and gin-and-tonic bears go to grown-ups as little gifts. One category ends up serving a kid’s sweet tooth and an adult’s party favor at once.

Six origins of gummy variety

Six countries feed this page, from Spain and Holland to Sweden and Italy. Belgium and the USA round it out. Spanish sour gummies and Dutch Gustaf shapes each have their own buyer. So do Belgian prosecco bears and American jelly beans. Stocking across them means one order from one supplier covers several kinds of shopper.

• Gustaf and Italgum lead the brands, with Bubs Godis and Albanese. Scandi Candy follows. Aroma Konfektyrer, Kervan and Fazer close out the list.
• Forms: bulk, pops & lollipops, bagged
• Brown and red show up. So do assorted and green, plus pink and yellow.
• A case weighs roughly 2 to 18.65 lb depending on the product.

How ordering works

We sell by the case, and you can start with one. Cases usually weigh 5 to 10 kg, so a Spanish sour line or a run of Belgian prosecco bears is easy to test. There’s no minimum. Accounts are for resale and you pay by card at checkout. We ship across the US.

To narrow by origin, our Spain gummies and jellies page collects the sour and pick-and-mix Spanish lines. Holland gummies and jellies gathers the Gustaf range. Both share brands with this page, so reorders stay simple. For a bigger mixed order, browse the full bulk candy range and add gummies to other categories.

Why import gummies and jellies

Novelty is why people come. Belgian non-alcoholic prosecco bears and Spanish sour shapes don’t turn up on most domestic price sheets, and shoppers notice them. Adult gifts hold better margin than a plain gummy bear. One order with us covers it.

Gummies sell all year. Holidays and parties lift the adult novelty lines, and so does gifting season. We’d keep the everyday by-weight gummies on hand, then rotate a few sour and novelty lines over the top for the impulse buyer and the gift shopper alike. Begin with the items above.

Building a gummy assortment that sells

Build gummy orders on contrast. Start the everyday bins with Gustaf’s Gummy Chubby Bears and Gustaf’s Gummy Farm Animals. For sour, the Wild Raspberry Jam Filled Sour Gummies and Sour Kiwi Gummies do the job. The adult tier is the Pink Prosecco Sugared Gummy Bears and the Gin and Tonic Clear Sugared Gummy Bears. At one counter you might have a kid grabbing crocodiles beside a parent picking party favors.

The prosecco and gin-and-tonic bears sell as gifts, so they get a spot of their own and a small grown-up gummies sign. The ticket runs higher that way. Labeling by origin helps a bit too, because a Spanish or Belgian tag makes them look special. If your shop leans Scandinavian, the Finnish Fazer Sour Kitten and Sweet Kitten gummies would sit well beside them.

Reordering and consistency

Buying gummies from one supplier keeps refills matched to what sold. Gustaf and Bubs Godis come from the same supply run after run. The Belgian novelty lines do too, so restocking a bin that worked means matching SKUs. We hold the stock, subject to seasonal availability. Everyday gummies stay in rotation, and the novelty bears are on hand before gifting season.

Start your gummies order

Open a wholesale account and pick your cases. We ship from stock. Approved accounts get account pricing. There’s no minimum order, so you can put everyday and novelty gummies side by side and watch which bin empties first. Gummies and jellies reach shelves all over the US.

Which novelty bears sell best as gifts? And how do the heavier cases work in by-weight bins? Ask us before you order and we’ll go through stock and formats with you. Pick-and-mix bars buy from us and so do party-supply shops. Online resellers do as well, which means we can usually say which everyday shapes turn over fast and which adult lines lift your average ticket. With no minimum you can try both in one order and see what’s worth more cases.

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