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Wholesale Christmas Sweets & Candy: Bulk Cases for Retail & Resale

Quick answer

Christmas sweets and candy are open to everyone here. Retail shoppers pick up a case for holiday parties and wholesale buyers restock stores or events from the same catalog of 4 imported items from Sweden and Italy and Argentina and beyond. There’s no minimum order, and approved wholesale accounts get wholesale pricing.

The Christmas color story

Christmas runs on a very clear palette. Red and green. Crisp red-and-white peppermint. Some gold and silver on top. From late November through December people buy candy for stockings and advent calendars and gift tins. Catering trays and impulse counters get some too. They buy with their eyes and reach for whatever carries the holiday colors.

The items on this page come from our standard range. We picked them because their colors and formats suit Christmas displays. None were made for the holiday. It’s regular bulk candy that works well in December.

Categories that merchandise for Christmas

  • Mints give you the classic red-and-white peppermint look for counters and gift tins and foodservice. See mints for Christmas or the full wholesale mints range.
  • Gummies & jellies come in red and green shapes. They suit stockings and advent fillers and pick-and-mix. More at gummies for Christmas.
  • Hard candy covers peppermints and ribbon candy. Fruit drops in candy-cane colors too. Have a look at hard candy for Christmas.
  • Sour candy adds a tangy counterpoint in festive colors for younger shoppers. See sour candy for Christmas.

Formats, gifting and displays

December splits into gifting and impulse. Gift tins and boxed assortments and made-up hampers favor premium formats like toffee and pralines. Boxed chocolate fits there too. Bulk bins and pre-bagged multipacks pick up the stocking-stuffer and advent volume. We’d carry both in red and green and white. Then one display works for the gift buyer and the impulse shopper.

Timing and sell-through

Christmas comes in two waves. The gifting wave builds from late November and runs through mid-December. Shoppers buy tins and boxes and hampers for other people. The stocking-filler wave comes second. It peaks in the final ten days before the 25th. Order early, in October if you can, so your reset is ready. Size premium gift formats for the early wave. Keep bulk fillers deep for the late surge. After Christmas the red-and-green stock clears quickly into the New Year.

Building the assortment and price tiers

A full price ladder works for Christmas. The entry tier is bulk gummies and hard candy and mints. That drives pick-and-mix and stocking-filler volume. The middle tier is pre-bagged multipacks and small tins for the everyday gift. At the top sit boxed chocolate and pralines and larger gift tins for corporate and family gifting. Margins are highest there. Halloween doesn’t support a premium tier this deep. Christmas does, so lean the mix further toward boxed and tinned formats than you would in other seasons.

Ordering and shipping

Everything here is priced wholesale. There’s no minimum order. Approved accounts see account pricing at checkout. We ship across the US. December gets busy, so plan your order early. Open a wholesale account or request a quote.

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Frequently asked questions

Do you have a specific Christmas candy line?

No. Nothing here is tagged just for Christmas. This page helps you find seasonal colors and categories in our regular catalog before the holiday rush.

Is there a minimum order for holiday cases?

No. There’s no minimum order, same as the rest of the year. No separate holiday minimum either.

How far ahead should I order for Christmas?

Well before your November restock. Waiting until December cuts it close.

Can I pay by credit card online?

Yes. You place your order on the site and pay securely by card at checkout.

Do you offer wholesale pricing for holiday orders?

Yes, to approved wholesale account holders. Set up an account first. Approval isn’t automatic.

Where does the candy come from?

The four items here are imported from Sweden and Italy and Argentina among other places. Ask us if you want to know where a particular one comes from.

Retail or wholesale. Accounts optional.

Two price lists, one catalog. Everyone gets our importer-direct retail price, already well below typical shelf prices, and you don’t need an account or a minimum order to buy. If you’re coming back often, it’s worth applying for a wholesale account, since approved accounts pay less per case and get order management on top. Bigger order, or a mix you can’t find in the catalog? Just ask us for a quote.