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

Achva Israel Candy Wholesale & Bulk

Achva is the halva and tahini name from Israel, and we carry it in tubs and bars. There are snack boxes and bagged minis too, plus tahini paste. Flavors run vanilla and marble, then pistachio and cocoa-bean, with walnut in one box. Units weigh 0.69 to 3.3 lb. There’s no minimum order. It ships within the US.

Achva Israeli Halva and Tahini Wholesale

Halva has been made across the Middle East and the Mediterranean for ages (and Central Asia too), and we like that it fits on an import grocer’s shelf about as easily as in a gift basket or a deli case. Achva is the brand we reach for. The whole lineup is here for US wholesale buyers. There’s no minimum order, and approved wholesale accounts get account pricing.

Start small with the Achva Sesame Halva Vanilla Bars 50g Israel 10 Pack. At about 50g a bar it’s a grab-and-go snack, the kind of thing we’d stack by the register next to the protein bars. Then there’s the Achva Sesame Halva Mixed Snack Box Vanilla Marble Walnut, three flavors in one box, which works as a trial and as a small gift. Natural-food stores and specialty co-ops would take either one. Judaica-adjacent gift shops would too. It’s an easy first purchase for anyone who hasn’t stocked halva before.

The tubs are the heart of the range. There are four, the Sesame Halva Marble Tub and the Sesame Halva Vanilla Tub, then the Sesame Halva Pistachio Tub and the Sesame Halva with Cocoa Beans Tub. They go up to 3.3 lb a unit, which suits a deli slicing halva by weight. A counter that hands out tastings can use one. A restaurant could put a slice beside a cheese course or serve it as dessert. The tub is how halva has always been sold in Israeli and Middle Eastern shops, so shoppers from those communities spot an Achva tub right away. We’d keep a knife and a scale nearby if you’re slicing.

Of the four, pistachio is the one we’d show first. It’s green, which looks good on a shelf. Pistachio also sits well with the sesame base. Cocoa-bean is for the chocolate person who’s never tried halva, since dark cocoa and tahini will make sense to anyone who likes a nutty chocolate spread. Marble and vanilla are the traditional ones with nothing extra going on.

Tahini is a separate conversation. We have three jars. The Achva Seasoned Tahini 500g Israel 3 Pack comes first. Then the Achva Organic Sesame Tahini Paste No Salt Added Israel. The Achva Whole Sesame Tahini Paste No Salt Added Israel closes it out. Hummus has made tahini a familiar pantry item for plenty of North American shoppers, so a jar next to the halva makes sense to us.

The organic jar is the one for natural-food stores and food co-ops, since the label says organic plainly and it can go straight into an organic section. Halva and tahini from one brand also keeps a Middle Eastern shelf looking tidy, since the packaging matches. One supplier, one look. For a store that stocks both, that’s a little less to sort out when the delivery shows up.

Import grocers with Israeli or Jewish customers will know the name already, and so will Middle Eastern and North African shops. In families with Ashkenazi or Sephardic roots, Achva halva is a household name that some people have bought for generations. The Achva Sesame Halva Mini Snack Bag Vanilla Cocoa Pistachio Israel packs three flavors in one bag. That works at a register and it works in a holiday gift bag. Basket makers doing Passover or Rosh Hashanah can use them. Hanukkah or Israeli-themed baskets work too. The bags are small and the brand is familiar.

Storage is easy, and that’s part of why we like it. Halva tubs and bars sit on the shelf at room temperature and don’t need a fridge. Keep the tubs away from direct heat, since the sesame oil can separate when it gets hot, but normal store conditions are fine and the shelf life is long. Bars and snack bags come individually wrapped. Tahini jars stand upright. Anyone who knows tahini knows to stir it first, though a shelf talker never hurts.

A first order could be one or two tubs for the deli counter. Add the vanilla bar 10-pack for the snack shelf. The mixed snack box covers gifts and impulse buys, and an organic tahini jar belongs in the pantry section. There’s no minimum order. Cases weigh roughly 5 to 10 kg. Everything ships to US addresses, so a small shop can start with a single case of whatever looks right. Approved wholesale accounts get account pricing. More Israeli and imported confectionery sits in the full bulk candy and specialty confectionery catalog.

Passover is when we’d push Achva hardest. Halva and tahini keep well on a shelf, so they suit an import grocer’s endcap or a kosher section in the weeks before the holiday. Rosh Hashanah and Hanukkah call for the mixed snack box and the mini bags as gifts. A store with mostly non-Jewish shoppers can still set the tubs under a ‘global pantry’ or ‘Mediterranean flavors’ sign, which is the sort of thing co-ops do with international staples anyway. It gives a shopper who’s never bought halva a reason to try one.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Achva halva and tahini products are available for wholesale in the US?

Here’s the full list, in the order we’d show it. The vanilla bars 10-pack and the Mixed Snack Box. Then four tubs, Marble and Vanilla plus Pistachio and Cocoa-Bean. The Mini Snack Bags come next. Last are three tahini jars, the Seasoned 500g 3-Pack and the Organic and Whole Sesame pastes, both with no salt added. Units run 0.69 to 3.3 lb with no minimum order.

What retail channels are the strongest fit for Achva halva?

Import grocers serving Israeli and Jewish communities are the main buyers, and Middle Eastern and Mediterranean ones too. Natural-food stores and co-ops come next. Gourmet delis buy it, as do gift-basket companies making Passover or Rosh Hashanah baskets. Delis that sell by weight get the most from the big tubs, up to 3.3 lb, since one tub covers a lot of slicing.

Is Achva organic tahini available and what retailers does it suit?

Yes, the Achva Organic Sesame Tahini Paste No Salt Added is sold wholesale. Natural-food stores and food co-ops with an organic section are the obvious home. It’s organic and it has no added salt, which is what some shoppers look for when they check a jar’s label before buying.

What is the minimum order quantity for Achva products from CandiesWholesaler?

No minimum order. Cases weigh roughly 5 to 10 kg, and everything ships to US addresses. Approved wholesale accounts get account pricing. You can mix tub and bar SKUs with the bags and tahini in a single order if you’re putting together a full Israeli assortment.

Do Achva halva tubs need refrigeration for storage and display?

No fridge needed. The tubs keep fine at room temperature, though prolonged direct heat can make the sesame oil separate. Tubs and bars last a good while under normal store conditions. Tahini should stand upright and get a stir before use.

How can gift-basket companies use Achva products in their programs?

Yes. The Achva Mini Snack Bag has three flavors, vanilla and cocoa plus pistachio. It’s small and individually wrapped, and Middle Eastern and Jewish shoppers know the name. The Mixed Snack Box can be a gift all by itself. For Passover or Hanukkah baskets, a jar of tahini next to the halva makes it a one-brand story that the customer doesn’t need explained.