Italgum Gummies & Jellies Wholesale & Bulk
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Italgum makes gummies and jellies in Italy. Fruit jellies lead the list. Bee pollen pastilles and herbal pastilles come next. Honey gum drops, mint-eucalyptus gum drops and pastel fish gummies finish it. Some are sugar-free. All of it is bulk, and cases weigh 2.2 lb to 16.35 lb.
This goes well past the usual fruit gummy. Nine SKUs from Italy, all bulk. Bee pollen pastilles and herbal pastilles sit beside honey gum drops. Fernet pastilles are there too, and pastel fish sit with the classic fruit jellies. Cases weigh 2.2 lb to 16.35 lb. You can see every one in the full Italgum catalog.
The Italgum Gummy & Jelly Range
Fruit jellies hold the range together. Italgum Mini Fruit Jellies (Le Mini Gelees) are small and soft, and Italian candy shops have sold that format for generations. Round Fruit Jellies (Gelees Tonda) are a bigger, rounder version with a slightly different texture, which some people prefer. Sugar-Free Mini Fruit Jellies (Gelees Light) are for customers who ask for sugar-free and still want the Italian jelly. Then the Pastel Fish Gummy Natural Colors (Pesci Colorati). They’re soft fish in pastel shades, and they work for gift displays and the kids’ candy shelf.
Mixed Fruit Pastilles (Millegusti) put several fruit flavors into a single pastille, which suits a bulk bin that needs some variety without a pile of flavor SKUs to manage. The Assorted Herbal Pastilles (Misto Digestivo) are the herb-flavored ones. Italian candy shops have long sold them. Customers who like botanical candy hunt them down. Not everybody wants one. A small bin handles that.
Bee Pollen and Functional Formats
Two of these are the odd ones out. Italgum Honey & Bee Pollen Pastilles (Miele Propolis) and Mint-Eucalyptus & Bee Pollen Mini Gum Drops (Propolis) both carry bee pollen and propolis. Natural food shops and specialty co-ops are who we’d think of first for them. The mint-eucalyptus drop has a cool menthol bite. In fall and winter, when people want something to suck on, it makes sense.
Fernet Pastilles: An Italian Specialty
Fernettine, the Italgum Fernet Pastilles, are worth a word. Fernet is a bitter herbal Italian liqueur, and a candy built on that flavor is an Italian touchstone. Most shops over here have never stocked one. Italian-American families and Italian expats will know it straight away, as will anyone who cares about getting Italian references right. On a specialty candy shelf it gets remembered. A little handwritten card saying what fernet is helps, because plenty of shoppers have never heard of it.
Sample Italgum Gummy & Jelly SKUs
- Italgum Honey & Bee Pollen Pastilles (Miele Propolis), Italy
- Italgum Mint-Eucalyptus & Bee Pollen Mini Gum Drops (Propolis), Italy
- Italgum Mini Fruit Jellies (Le Mini Gelees), Italy
- Italgum Round Fruit Jellies (Gelees Tonda), Italy
- Italgum Assorted Herbal Pastilles (Misto Digestivo), Italy
- Italgum Pastel Fish Gummy Natural Colors (Pesci Colorati), Italy
- Italgum Mixed Fruit Pastilles (Millegusti), Italy
- Italgum Fernet Pastilles (Fernettine), Italy
- Italgum Sugar-Free Mini Fruit Jellies (Gelees Light), Italy
Pack Weight Range and Format Notes
Case weights run from 2.2 lb to 16.35 lb depending on the SKU. The heavy end suits people who reorder a lot. The 2.2 lb one is a fine way to try a single item. It’s all bulk. Fruit and jelly colors stay assorted with some yellow and green, softer than the loud shades on many American gummies. That’s why the pastel fish stand out in a bulk display, looking calm and a little vintage beside a wall of bright domestic gummies. People stop to look.
Who Buys Italgum Gummies & Jellies
Italian import shops tend to stock the whole line, and the Italian names do half the selling because they tell customers where it’s from. Think Miele Propolis or Gelees Tonda, or Fernettine and Millegusti. Natural food shops and co-ops shelve the bee pollen and propolis pastilles beside other botanical sweets. A candy shop putting together a European gummy section will find Italgum’s jellies softer than Dutch gummies, and the flavors are Italian. Basket makers on an Italian theme grab the Pastel Fish and Mini Fruit Jellies because they look good.
Storage Notes
Fruit jellies and pastilles are happiest in a cool room, away from heat and damp. The bee pollen and propolis ones are fussier than standard gummies. Keep the temperature steady, because heat could change the propolis. The Pastel Fish Gummies shouldn’t sit in strong light for long since the color can fade. Between refills, keep bulk stock in sealed containers. A scoop that stays with the bin keeps hands out of it. Rotate oldest first. Pastilles can harden a bit after a long time on display.
Seasonal and Channel Opportunities
Bee pollen and propolis pieces sell more in fall and winter. The Mint-Eucalyptus & Bee Pollen Gum Drops fit cold weather best. Fernet Pastilles have their window around Italian cultural events and Italian-American community occasions. The Pastel Fish and Mini Fruit Jellies do well as spring and summer items in gift displays and seasonal sweets. Natural food shops keep selling the pollen pieces all year. Fernettine goes in small bursts, so don’t overbuy. One case lasts a good while in most shops. You can always reorder when the next event comes around.
Cross-Sell and Brand Depth
Italgum is easy to build into a full Italian display from one brand. The Italgum licorice range and its other candy range round out the rest. A specialty import shop gets fruit jellies and herbal pastilles from a single brand. Bee pollen pieces come along too. So do soft black licorice shapes and artisan gelees. New to Italgum? Start with Mini Fruit Jellies and Pastel Fish Gummies. They’re easy to understand and clearly Italian. Move to the fernet and propolis ones once you see what sells. That’s how we’d do it. The odd flavors are easier to sell once a few Italgum names are on the shelf and regulars trust them.
Ordering Italgum Gummies & Jellies Wholesale
There’s no minimum order. Cases run 2.2 lb to 16.35 lb depending on SKU. Checkout is by secure card, and orders go to US addresses.
Every SKU is in the Italgum brand catalog. The gummies & jellies wholesale section has more. Shopping across categories? Try the bulk candy section.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the minimum order for Italgum gummies and jellies?
There’s no minimum, so one case is a fine start. Weights go from 2.2 lb up to 16.35 lb. Big buyers can go big, and a shop testing a single item can begin at 2.2 lb.
What are the bee pollen pastilles used for, and are they a functional product?
Yes, both contain propolis and bee pollen. That’s the Honey & Bee Pollen and the Mint-Eucalyptus & Bee Pollen pastilles. We sell them as specialty candy and nothing more. Natural food shops seem to like them.
What are Fernet Pastilles and who buys them?
Fernet Pastilles (Fernettine) taste of fernet, the bitter Italian herbal liqueur. Specialty Italian food shops carry them, and so do restaurant and bar supply buyers. It’s a niche item with loyal fans.
Do you ship Italgum to Canada?
No. We only ship within the US. Checkout is by card, and every order goes out by the case.
How do I pay for an Italgum order?
You pay by secure card at checkout and the order’s confirmed once payment clears. Approved wholesale accounts get account pricing. Apply with your business information.
Is there a sugar-free option in the Italgum gummy and jelly range?
Yes. Sugar-Free Mini Fruit Jellies (Gelees Light) are the same mini jelly as the standard Italgum one, minus the sugar. It’s the only sugar-free SKU in this range.