Bulk Marzipan & Nougat: Wholesale European Sweets

We stock 118 marzipan and nougat products. They come from Germany and Austria. Greece and Italy too. Then Belgium and Denmark, plus Finland. Formats run from bars to bulk bags and tins, with unit weights from about 0.73 lb to 2.31 lb. Case pack details sit on each product page.

What We Stock

Marzipan and nougat have deep roots in German and Austrian kitchens. Italy and Scandinavia have their own versions. Brands here include Maitre Truffout and Jannis. We also carry Piacelli and Anthon Berg. Fazer, Only and Woogie are in there as well. Colors run brown and assorted, with blue and white. Purple and red turn up too, mostly on the decorated gift pieces.

Here’s what’s on the shelf.

• German Mozart Kugeln marzipan balls are round and come in gift boxes. They go back to Salzburg.
• German marzipan bars with dark chocolate coating come in 100g and 175g sizes. We sell them by the case.
• Marzipan-nougat in milk chocolate bars put marzipan and nougat under one milk chocolate shell. It’s a classic European format.
• Dark chocolate-covered marzipan bites are Anthon Berg, from Denmark. They’re sold in bulk by weight.
• Soft nougat and hazelnut bars are milk chocolate filled. They come from Belgium and Austria.
• Nougat spread is a hazelnut and nougat duo in a glass cup. More of a specialty grocery item.
• Almond soft nougat bars are Jannis, from Greece. Each bar’s individually wrapped, and we sell them by the case.
• Nougat and pistachio candy drops in tins are Mozart style, packed in a decorative tin. It’s a premium retail format.

Sourcing and Origins

German marzipan has a protected reputation, especially from the Lubeck region. The German producers we carry follow that tradition of high-almond paste. Austrian Mozart Kugeln are another well-known format. Maitre Truffout is our main marzipan brand. It’s made in Germany and Austria and covers the most formats. Anthon Berg from Denmark sits in its own tier for us. The chocolate-covered marzipan bites are a Scandinavian specialty. Italian nougat and Jannis’s Greek almond bars bring in Mediterranean almond traditions. Texture and flavor run differently from the Central European marzipan style.

Real marzipan and European nougat don’t have much of a stand-in on ordinary store shelves. That’s why we stock the German and Austrian ones.

A Buyer’s Sourcing Guide

Marzipan and nougat are seasonal. Sales jump around the winter holidays, when Mozart ball boxes and decorated tins go out as gifts. Buy early, since gift buyers commit early. Mixing bars with gift boxes and tins in one case order keeps the balance right. The everyday bars sell at a modest, steady pace all year. Keep marzipan cool and sealed so the texture holds. Rotate stock, and don’t carry gift formats far past the season.

Merchandising and Display by Channel

Gift and holiday shelves suit the Mozart ball boxes and ribbon-tied sets. Decorative tins do too, usually at prices well above everyday candy. In specialty and European shops, the German and Danish marzipan anchors a premium confection shelf. Gourmet grocers put the nougat spreads and almond bars next to other fine foods. Gift shops and hotels use the boxes and tins as keepsake and amenity gifts. Online sellers like the marzipan bites and nougat bars for holiday boxes. They photograph well. Greek grocers can set the almond nougat bars near related regional goods.

Allergen Information

Almonds and other tree nuts run through almost the whole category. Peanuts and milk appear in some products. Soy, wheat and eggs show up in a few others. Check the allergen declaration on each product page before you buy, especially if you serve customers with nut allergies. Full ingredient details are on every listing.

Seasonal Demand and Labeling Notes

These are some of the most seasonal items we carry. The winter holidays drive most of it. Mozart ball boxes and decorated tins are gift items, and most of their yearly volume moves in a short window. The everyday bars sell slower but steadier. Order early if you want gift stock in time. On labels, say what the product is and whether it’s gift packed. A gift-boxed Mozart ball set, a chocolate-coated marzipan bar and a soft nougat bar suit different buyers. Everything here is nut based, so a clear tree-nut note on retail packaging matters. Naming the origin helps too.

Who Buys Marzipan and Nougat From Us

European import and specialty candy retailers are our core buyers here. They stock the German, Austrian and Danish lines for premium confection shelves. Gift shops and holiday buyers order the Mozart ball boxes and tins. Gourmet food stores take the nougat spreads and almond bars. Online candy sellers use the marzipan bites and nougat bars in gift boxes.

• European import and specialty candy shops
• Gift shops and holiday candy buyers
• Gourmet and specialty food stores
• Online candy and specialty food sellers
• Mediterranean and Greek grocery stores
• Hotel and hospitality gift programs

How to Order

Log in to your wholesale account to see pricing and order. Anyone can buy at the listed prices too, and there’s no minimum order. Case pack sizes and bulk format details are on the product pages. For larger volumes or custom gift assortments, send a quote request. Want account pricing? Apply for a wholesale account. We ship within the United States only.