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Wholesale & bulk candy, imported from Europe. Open to everyone, no minimum order. Ships across the United States.

Assorted Hard Candy Wholesale & Bulk

Mixed hard candy from Mangini and Sperlari, plus Woogie and Arcor. It comes bulk or bagged or in tins, with cases from 1.32 to 4.26 lb. There’s no minimum order, and approved accounts get account pricing. The candy is from Italy and Austria and Argentina, and there are sugar-free options.

Assorted Hard Candy Wholesale & Bulk

Assorted hard candy never really leaves the rotation. It goes in a jar by the register or a hotel lobby dish. A deli counter takes it. So does a gift basket, and a restaurant mint bowl. When the mix is a recognizable European import and not some generic domestic bag, it earns its shelf spot with very little persuading. Our assorted hard candy wholesale list has 13 SKUs from Mangini and Sperlari. Woogie and Arcor are in it as well. Cases run about 1.32 to 4.26 lb in bulk and bagged and tin formats.

Mangini first, since it has the most SKUs. Mangini Misto Lusso Luxurious Candy Mix Bulk from Italy is the one we’d lead with. The name means luxurious mix. The bin lives up to that, with fruit drops and other pieces together. It suits a self-serve bin or a display jar. Then there’s Mangini Mixed Berry Sugar-Free Candy with Stevia, a sugar-free hard candy that still feels like a European treat. Three bagged ones take different directions. Mangini Agrumi Citrus Mix Italian Candy Bag is citrus. Mangini Bye Herbes Mini Herb Candy Bag is herbal, and Mangini Effervescenti Fizzy Mixed Fruit Candy Italy fizzes. You can put all three on one shelf without them stealing from each other.

Fizzy ones deserve a word if you run a c-store. Mangini Bye Frizzante Fizzy Fruit Mix Hard Candy and Mangini Frizzella Sparkling Fruit Mix Hard Candy have a hard shell that fizzes. That surprise is why they sell at the register. Younger shoppers go for them, so a food hall near a school or a transit stop could do well. The bagged versions are grab-and-go already, with no portioning. We’d stack them near the till and leave them alone. Kids notice the fizz before adults do, which is half the fun of selling them.

Sperlari brings Sperlari Gran Misto Assorted Hard Candy Italian, a traditional Italian mixed candy. Italian-American communities and Mediterranean delis know the name. Put it next to Mangini and you’ve got depth without doubling up. Mangini feels modern and fizzy. Sperlari feels old-school Italian. Different customers pick each one, even inside one store. Picture a grandmother reaching for Sperlari while her grandson goes straight for the fizzy bags. Stock both and nobody leaves empty-handed.

Woogie from Austria is the gift play. Its Fine Drops come in glass jars and in tins. The Woogie Fine Drops Sanded Mixed Fruit Jumbo Glass Jar is a big counter piece that invites sampling. A smaller Woogie Fine Drops Mixed Fruit Candy Mini Glass Jar works as a single gift. Basket builders will probably want the Woogie Fine Drops Sanded Mixed Fruit Candy Tin, since tins stack and close again. They photograph well too. The sanded sugar-crystal finish tells customers this isn’t a mass-market drop. Woogie cases sit toward the heavy end, up to 4.26 lb, because of the jars and tins. Plan your shelf space for that. A jumbo jar takes real room, so give it a spot by the register or a counter end.

Arcor fills in with Arcor Assorted Fruit Filled Candy Argentina Import Bulk. It’s one of South America’s big confectionery names, and the fruit-filled hard candy is familiar in Latin-American communities across the US. An import grocer serving those customers more or less needs it. Bulk is easy to portion into small bags or pour into a register jar. Next to the Italian and Austrian brands it widens the shelf for any multicultural grocery. A single order can carry all three origins, which saves you juggling suppliers.

Who buys this category? Import and specialty grocers, mostly Mangini and Sperlari and Woogie. Gift-basket builders reach for Woogie tins and Mangini bags. C-stores like the fizzy Mangini formats and Arcor bulk. Hotels use lobby jars, so the Woogie glass jar fits. Foodservice candy buffets take bulk from any brand. The sugar-free Mangini stevia candy covers anyone who wants a no-added-sugar import. One category can serve lots of customers. We’d keep it in stock all year and not treat it as seasonal.

Storage is easy. Hard candy likes room temperature and low humidity. Shelf life tends to be long, around 12 months or more for most formats. Bagged SKUs come retail-ready and tins are gift-ready. Bulk needs portioning or a jar, but that’s about it for labor. With no minimum order you can test one flavor or format before committing to a full shelf, and account pricing for approved accounts keeps a complete assorted program affordable.

We ship within the US. European confectionery is often hard to find locally, so a US-based supplier of Italian and Austrian candy can be a practical fix for an import shop. Order a few cases and see how the mix sells. Add Woogie jars or tins once the basic bins are moving.

Want more by origin? See our Italian hard candy wholesale and Austrian hard candy wholesale pages. The full bulk candy range covers every origin and format. For larger volumes on standing orders or a big gift-basket program, ask us for a quote. Approved accounts get account pricing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What brands are available in assorted hard candy wholesale?

Mangini and Sperlari are Italian. Woogie is Austrian and Arcor is Argentine. Flavors run from fizzy fruit to traditional herb and citrus, and the formats are bulk and bagged and tin.

Is sugar-free assorted hard candy available for wholesale buyers?

Yes. Mangini Mixed Berry Sugar-Free Candy with Stevia from Italy is in the catalog. It’s a no-added-sugar hard candy with an import look.

What formats does assorted hard candy come in for wholesale orders?

Bulk and bagged and tin. Woogie Fine Drops come in glass jars and tins for gifts. Mangini and Arcor ship in bags and bulk. Cases weigh about 1.32 to 4.26 lb.

Which assorted hard candy SKUs work best for gift-basket programs?

Woogie Fine Drops tins, probably. They reclose and stack, and they look the part. Mangini bags suit themed baskets, and both photograph nicely for online listings.

What’s the minimum order for assorted hard candy wholesale?

There’s no minimum order. You pay by card at checkout, and we ship to businesses across the US.

Are these assorted hard candies suitable for c-store and impulse retail placement?

Yes. Mangini fizzy fruit like Bye Frizzante and Frizzella is a good fit by the register. Arcor fruit-filled bulk is a classic c-store item, and many Latin-American customers know it.