Bulk Mints Wholesale

Bulk mints, a multi-country range for the after-dinner and checkout shelf

Mints sell all year, and this group covers hard Italian candies on one end and chocolate-coated lentils on the other. It’s Mangini and Koppers, Sperlari and Sconza. Then Roshen and Serra, with Arcor last. Seven makers from five countries means a whole mint section from one order. It all comes in bulk and goes out by the case to US shops.

Italy owns the hard-mint side. Mangini alone has Ice Menta Natural Mint Candy and Menta Piemonte Square Hard Mint. It also makes Bye Polar Mint Mini Hard Candy, plus a boozy one, Menta Fernet Mint & Amaro Filled Candy. Sperlari sends Mint Hard Candy and Polaris Mint Hard Candy. Serra adds Menta Torino Mint Candy. That’s a proper Italian wall before anyone else shows up. More Italian stuff across categories lives on our Italy mints wholesale page.

Chocolate mints and filled formats

Chocolate is the other half. Denmark’s Koppers makes Giant Dark Chocolate Mint Lentils. The Colorwheel Bright Pink and Bright Purple Dark Chocolate Mint Lentils shake up a section that would otherwise be green and white. Sconza from the USA has Dark Chocolate Mint Cookie Bites. Mangini returns with the Noblesse Choco Mint Dark Chocolate Bonbon, and Argentina’s Arcor has Chocolate Filled Mint Hard Candy. If you’re after a green display, the green mints page pulls that group together.

Ukraine’s Roshen has a Mint Hard Candy too, a cheaper hard option from a fifth country. Italian craft mints next to Danish lentils and a South American filled piece is hard to gather brand by brand. That’s why we bundled them.

Colors, diets and weights for planning

Colors run green and brown first, then assorted. Pink and purple show up thanks to the Koppers Colorwheel lentils, which keep the section from looking flat. Handy when someone’s matching mints to a party theme.

One sugar-free item: the Mangini Mint Sugar-Free Candy with Stevia. Customers ask for sugar-free mints more than most things, so it earns its spot. Weights are close together, about 1.25 to 2.2 lb a unit, so reorders are easy to plan. Everything’s bulk. There’s no minimum order, and cases run about 5 to 10 kg.

Who this mint range fits

• Restaurants and cafes buying after-dinner hard mints for the till.
• Scoop shops that mix hard mints with chocolate lentils.
• Italian import grocers who’ll want the Mangini and Sperlari and Serra hard mints.
• Event and gift buyers after Koppers Colorwheel lentils for themed displays.

Choice makes people spend more. Somebody who buys Mangini hard mints frequently adds Koppers lentils. A sugar-free shopper who finds the stevia mint might check out Sperlari or Roshen next. Keep the whole spread and the section becomes the one place to get mints.

How to merchandise the mint section

Split the fixture in two lanes, hard mints on one side and chocolate mints on the other. Mangini Ice Menta and Menta Piemonte handle the after-dinner and fresh-breath crowd. So do Sperlari Polaris and the Roshen and Serra ones. Koppers lentils and Sconza cookie bites sit across from them with the Mangini Noblesse bonbon and the Arcor filled candy, for people who want a chocolate payoff. Shoppers find their format fast when the lanes are clear.

Those pink and purple Koppers lentils are what you’d notice first. Most mints look green or white or brown, so a splash of Bright Pink pulls eyes toward the whole section. Event buyers match them to a color scheme. Keep the giant lentils next to them and you cover plain and themed sales.

Restaurant and impulse channels

Mints go well at a register or restaurant till. The Italian hard ones suit a bowl by the door, and buying bulk keeps the per-piece cost down if you give them away. Filled and chocolate mints work as a small impulse display near the counter. People pick up one and often add a second just because it looks good.

Not much upkeep either. Pack weights sit close together at 1.25 to 2.2 lb, so reorders are predictable. Hard mints keep for ages somewhere cool and dry. Chocolate lentils just need to stay away from heat. Put a clear tag on the Mangini stevia mint for the no-sugar folks. With no minimum order you can test both lanes first.

Ordering, terms and shipping

We sell to shops and restaurants and distributors and event buyers. There’s no minimum order. Cases run about 5 to 10 kg and approved accounts get account pricing. Everything ships inside the US. For a larger order, start with a bulk candy base and drop this mint set in for the after-dinner and checkout spots.

Where to begin? An Italian hard mint like Mangini or Sperlari. A Koppers chocolate lentil. And the sugar-free stevia mint. Then the Italy mints and green mints pages let you dig further. Mints rarely go out of style. A section built from these five countries stays steady year-round. The hard ones keep well too, which makes reordering a calm routine.

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