Bulk Italy Fruit Hard Candy Wholesale
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Italian fruit hard candy from Mangini and Italgum, with Serra in support. Drops and filled candies are here, and fizzy mixes. Strawberry and citrus lead. Berry and Sicilian lemon follow. No minimum order. We ship across the US and sell retail and wholesale. Checkout is by secure card.
Italian Fruit Drops, Filled Candies and Fizzy Mixes
Sixteen products. It’s mostly a Mangini showcase, with Italgum and Serra behind it. Everything’s fruity and Italian. Mangini has Fruttini Orange and Lemon Italian Hard Candy and Frutta Fruit Jam Filled Candy. Frizzella Sparkling Fruit Mix Hard Candy is there, and the Effervescenti Fizzy Mixed Fruit Candy. The Bye line adds more. Bye Ginger Lemon Mini Candy and Bye Mini Fruit Mix Hard Candy Bonbons are two. Bye Frutta Mini Fruit Hard Candy Assortment and Bye Frizzante Fizzy Fruit Mix finish it.
There’s a sugar-free side too. Mangini Strawberry Sugar-Free Candy with Stevia and the Mixed Berry one are here. The Sugar-Free Assorted Fruit Candy makes a third, so shoppers who skip sugar can stay in the same fruit category. Odd flavors catch the eye on a shelf. Try the Mangini Blueberry Ginseng Filled Mini Candy or the Bye Yogurt Fragola Strawberry Yogurt Candy.
Italgum contributes the Hard Fruit Candy Balls, the Fruttini. Serra sends the Sicilian Lemon Filled Mini Candy with IGP designation, which gourmet buyers tend to notice. The Mangini Milk and Fruit Candy rounds out the group. Colors are assorted and yellow, with red and orange. Blue and white show up too. Units sit around 1.65 to 2.2 lb, fine for scoop walls and counter jars.
Ordering and Terms
A case runs about 5 to 10 kg. There’s no minimum order, so test one Mangini or Serra SKU first. We ship across the US and sell retail and wholesale. Secure card payment happens at checkout. More Italian options sit in Italy fruit hard candy, and bulk fruit hard candy compares origins. For a mixed shipment, start at the bulk candy hub.
Italian fruit hard candy works at a counter. It’s bright and cheap enough, and Italian-American shoppers know Mangini by name. A grocer or gift shop gets fizzy mixes and jam-filled bonbons here. Stevia options and a Sicilian lemon candy come along. Reorders stay simple.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which brands make Italy fruit hard candy?
Mangini’s Fruttini and Frutta lines lead. So do Frizzella and Bye. Italgum’s Hard Fruit Candy Balls join them. So does Serra’s Sicilian Lemon Filled Mini Candy, which carries IGP designation. That covers drops and filled candies, and fizzy mixes.
Are there sugar-free fruit candies in this range?
Yes. Mangini’s Strawberry and Mixed Berry Sugar-Free Candy with Stevia are here, plus its Sugar-Free Assorted Fruit Candy. Shoppers who skip sugar can stay in the same fruit category, with no separate shelf needed.
What does IGP mean on the Serra lemon candy?
IGP means a European protected geographical indication. On the Serra Sicilian Lemon Filled Mini Candy, it points to where the lemon comes from. Gourmet and specialty-food buyers tend to care about that.
What is the minimum order?
There’s no minimum. A case is roughly 5 to 10 kg with units near 1.65 to 2.2 lb. We ship across the US and sell retail and wholesale. Secure card payment happens at checkout.