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

Wholesale Italian Fruit Hard Candy

Italian fruit hard candy here is made in Italy, mostly by Mangini and Serra plus Italgum. You’ll find fizzy fruit-filled pieces and stevia-sweetened sugar-free drops. There are classic fruit balls too, in strawberry and lemon, orange and ginger. Everything ships by the case to buyers across the US.

Italian Fruit Hard Candy for US & Wholesale Buyers

Mangini’s Bye Frutta line is the one we’d start with. These are compact mini bags in lemon and ginger-lemon, plus a mixed fruit. Each bag looks like a finished retail unit straight out of the case, so gift basket programs and specialty food shops take to them. The full Italian candy catalog runs deep. Fruit hard candy is where the Italian side shows most, to our taste. Flavors stay close to the fruit instead of drifting into that bright artificial zone. The lemon’s tart and the orange is rounded. The mixed assortment tastes like separate flavors, not one fruit-punch blend.

Mangini’s Effervescenti line adds a fizzy center that’s harder to find from domestic suppliers. Each piece holds a little fruit-flavored fizzing candy inside a hard shell, so you get two stages. The shell goes first and the fizz follows. They come in 5-bag and 8-bag cases. There’s a 10-bag case too, so you can match case size to how fast you sell and how much room you have. For buyers running import grocery sections or a European deli case, several pack counts mean you’re not locked into one format.

Sugar-Free Options With Stevia

The sugar-free selection here is real. Mangini’s Zero+ line uses stevia instead of maltitol or sorbitol, which some customers who read labels will care about. The Strawberry Sugar-Free and Mixed Berry Sugar-Free are in it. So is the Frutta Mista Zero+ Assorted. Case weights stay consistent across them. They aren’t an afterthought either. Mangini built Zero+ as a whole family with its own flavors rather than one generic sugar-free fruit mix. Most accounts already carry a domestic sugar-free option, so an Italian import with stevia gives you something different.

Italgum’s Fruttini hard fruit candy balls bring a different shape. They’re firm and round, for buyers who want some variety in form. If you’re building a planogram or a mixed European candy display, you can pair the Mangini pouches with the Italgum bulk balls. That gives you visual range without calling another distributor.

Buyer Channel Fit

The formats here fit different kinds of shops. Gift basket programs usually want bagged, pre-portioned pieces. Mangini Bye Frutta Mini and the Effervescenti multi-packs arrive as finished consumer units with no repacking. European delis and import grocers can go bulk or bagged, depending on whether they sell by the piece at a counter or by the bag on a shelf. Convenience stores will like the small Bye Frutta mini bags, which are an easy impulse size. Foodservice accounts running a candy course could use the Effervescenti, since the fizz is a bit of fun at the table.

Pack Formats and Case Weights

Bagged and bulk both show up in this group. The lightest mini-bag packs weigh about 1.1 lb. The big bulk fills reach 3.3 lb, and all of it sits inside the usual 5 to 10 kg case. If a SKU is new to you, grab one of the lighter cases first and see whether it moves. Pick-and-mix bins want the loose stuff, honestly. Italgum Fruttini and Mangini Frutta Fruit Jam Filled Candy both look right next to other European hard candy.

Merchandising Tips

Colors go from assorted to yellow. Red and orange are in there too, plus blue and white. That’s plenty for a bin that looks busy. We’d sort the Mangini Effervescenti by pack count so people can see the 5-bag from the 8-bag. The sugar-free ones can sit apart with a little shelf tag of their own.

If you’ve got an import grocery corner, this candy slots in beside the Italian chocolates. Italian liqueurs work next to it as well. The Italy on the label does most of the talking, and shoppers already buying Italian wine or olive oil tend to pick some up too.

Storage, Shelf Life, and Ordering Logistics

Keep hard candy cool and dry and out of direct sun, and it holds up fine. Sealed pouches and bulk fills handle an ordinary store shelf without fuss. Cases ship from our US warehouse. There’s no minimum order, so a new Italian import costs you very little to try. Card checkout is secure. Approved wholesale accounts get account pricing once you start adding several new SKUs.

There’s no minimum order, so a new SKU is a small risk. Approved accounts get account pricing on bulk candy orders, handy when you’re testing an Italian line next to what you already carry. Other origins are in the full fruit hard candy category if you’d like to balance the Italian range with more European fruit hard candy.

  • Mangini Bye Frutta Mini Fruit Candy Bag from Italy
  • Mangini Bye Lemon Mini Lemon Candy Bag from Italy
  • Mangini Bye Ginger Lemon Mini Candy from Italy
  • Mangini Effervescenti Fizzy Mixed Fruit Candy Italy
  • Mangini Effervescenti Fruit Filled Fizzy Candy, 8-Bag Pack
  • Mangini Frutta Fruit Jam Filled Candy, Bulk from Italy
  • Mangini Sugar-Free Assorted Fruit Candy (Frutta Mista Zero+) from Italy
  • Mangini Strawberry Sugar-Free Candy with Stevia, Italy
  • Italgum Hard Fruit Candy Balls (Fruttini) from Italy
  • Mangini Fruttini Orange & Lemon Italian Hard Candy

We ship to buyers across the US. Delis and import grocers buy this line from us. So do gift-basket makers and c-stores. Wholesale account applications are open if you want account pricing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the minimum order for Italian fruit hard candy?

No minimum order applies. One case is enough to get going, so trying Mangini Effervescenti or Italgum Fruttini before you buy more is easy.

How much does a case weigh?

Weights vary by SKU. Mini-bag formats land near 1.1 lb and the larger bulk fills go up to 3.3 lb, roughly 5 to 10 kg overall.

Do you ship to Canada as well as the US?

Shipping stays within the US for now. Card payment at checkout, and every order goes out by the case.

Are there sugar-free options in this category?

Yes. Mangini’s Zero+ line runs on stevia. It comes in Strawberry and Mixed Berry, plus Green Apple and Frutta Mista Assorted. Same case format as the sugared line.

Which brands are in the Italian fruit hard candy assortment?

Three Italian makers anchor this category. Mangini is the broadest of them, with fizzy and jam-filled pieces plus sugar-free and classic hard candy, all under one brand.

What payment methods do you take?

Card payment is secure and happens at checkout. The order’s confirmed once it goes through. Approved wholesale accounts get account pricing. Apply, and our team will look at your business to see if it qualifies.