Bulk Mangini Candy Wholesale

Bulk Mangini Candy Wholesale

Italian candy has a name that carries weight in specialty food shops, and Mangini adds natural and herbal flavors on top. Co-ops and specialty grocery importers like that, and so do delis whose customers read labels. There’s a real sugar-free stevia line, and the whole brand comes across as traditional Italian candy making. For bulk Mangini candy wholesale you get a lot of range for the price.

All 54 SKUs here are made in Italy, and the range is wider than most people guess at first glance. Sugar-free stevia candies come in several fruit and mint flavors. There are propolis and eucalyptus candies, then filled licorice and mini hard candy in many flavors. Milk-and-fruit pieces sit somewhere between candy and a dairy sweet. Colors run green and brown, assorted and black. Yellow and red show up too, which tells you how much flavor variety is in there. Cases weigh 1 to 2.2 lb, a handy size when you rotate items a lot.

The stevia line is the one we’d talk about first. There’s Mangini Mandarin Sugar-Free Candy with Stevia and Mangini Strawberry Sugar-Free Candy with Stevia. Mangini Mint Sugar-Free Candy with Stevia is there, plus Mangini Mixed Berry Sugar-Free Candy with Stevia and Mangini Green Apple Sugar-Free Candy with Stevia. Together they make a flavor family that can get its own bin or shelf with a clear sugar-free sign. Stevia comes from a plant. Some shops prefer it over other sweeteners. Having four or five flavors from this family makes a section customers come back to.

Mangini Propolis & Eucalyptus Candy is a different kind of item. It’s a herbal candy in the old Italian style, and it suits a pharmacy that sells candy or a natural store. Nobody’s comparing it flavor for flavor with mainstream candy, so you aren’t competing on price. It was made for a certain customer, and that customer knows to look for it. We’d keep a few bags near the checkout where they’ll spot it, or on a shelf with other herbal sweets if you’ve got one. Don’t hide it behind the regular hard candy. Mangini Sugar-Free Coffee Candy (Caffe Zero+) stretches the zero-sugar line into coffee, and it’s a nice one to keep in a jar by the register.

There’s a couple of licorice items. Mangini Gessetti Salmiak Filled Licorice is filled licorice with salmiak, the salty note Northern European licorice fans love. It’s for a customer who knows exactly what they want, and import grocers serving Dutch or Scandinavian or German communities are the natural home. Mangini Sugar-Free Licorice Candy (Liquirizia Zero+) puts licorice in the sugar-free family, so that line isn’t only fruit.

Mini hard candy is a Mangini thing. Mangini Bye Lemon Candy and Mangini Bye Polar Mint Mini Hard Candy are the anchors. They’re small and come in clear wrappers. They look good scooped from a bin or stacked in a glass jar, like an old Italian candy shop. Specialty food stores and gift shops like that look. Gift-basket makers also appreciate the wrapped pieces, since they fill a basket without loose unwrapped candy.

Mangini Sugar-Free Assorted Fruit Candy (Frutta Mista Zero+) puts the stevia fruit range into one package, which is easy if you don’t want to stock every flavor alone. Mangini Milk & Fruit Candy (Frappe Latte Frutta) is creamy and a bit unusual. Mangini Mini Jellies (Bye Gelee) bring in a soft jelly texture, so it isn’t all hard candy and licorice.

Honey is covered by Mangini Bye Miele Mini Honey Candy. A honey candy from an Italian maker has a clear story, and it stands apart from generic flavored hard candy at a natural grocery. There’s a filled honey version too, with a softer center.

A few signs help when merchandising, and they cost almost nothing. Put label holders on the bins that say stevia and Italian origin and sugar-free, and shoppers decide faster than they do at an unlabeled bin. Italian import status also supports a higher price. Treat Mangini as an import specialty and not just candy, and your margin tends to look better.

Gift baskets are a good place for the stevia line. We’ve seen shops mix it with other European sweets and charge a bit more for the basket. If you serve customers who buy for people who skip sugar, that’s a handy basket to have on hand. Corporate gift buyers sometimes ask for exactly this. Pair the sugar-free candies with other European sweets and you’ve got something that makes a thoughtful present. The propolis and eucalyptus candy could anchor a themed basket beside herbal teas and natural confections.

There’s no minimum order. Approved accounts get account pricing, and we ship within the US. For related Italian candy, see Mangini hard candy wholesale and bulk milk chocolate wholesale. The bulk candy catalog covers the full assortment.

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