Wholesale Mints: Bulk Breath Mint Sweets & Candy

We carry 20 mint candies. They come from Italy and Finland, plus Denmark and Argentina. Austria, Ukraine and the USA are in the mix too. It goes well past plain peppermint drops. You’ll find loose bulk bags and decorative tins. Retail-ready bags too. Unit weights run from 1.25 lb to 3.53 lb. Case pack details and quantities sit on each product page.

What we stock

The mint-chocolate combinations are what make this shelf interesting. The classic hard mints are here as well. Brands include Mangini and Sperlari, plus Koppers and Fazer. Arcor and Woogie round it out, with Aroma Konfektyrer and Serra. Colors include green and brown. Some are assorted. Others are pink or purple. The chocolate ones look dark. The old-style mints lean green and white.

• Chocolate-filled mint hard candy from Arcor has a chocolate center. We’d call it an easy bulk bin seller.
• Mint-filled chocolate lentils from Koppers are dark chocolate. They come standard or in color-wheel mixes with bright pink and purple. Sold by the pound.
• Finnish crisp peppermint with chocolate center is Fazer Marianne. Bite through the crisp peppermint shell and there’s milk chocolate inside.
• Fazer dark chocolate with fresh mint is the Fazermint bar. Dark chocolate outside and a fresh mint center. It comes from Finland.
• Swiss mint with chocolate center is Aroma Konfektyrer Schweizerbonbon. It’s a soft mint candy with chocolate filling, made in Scandinavia.
• German sanded mint drops in tins are Woogie fine drops in mint flavor. The tins are collectible.
• Italian hard mint candy includes Sperlari Polaris and the classic mint hard candy. Bulk bags and retail bags both exist.
• Sugar-free mint candy is in the assortment too, for shoppers who want less sugar.

Sourcing and origins

Marianne and Fazermint are the two Finnish ones here. Both feel premium, so a higher shelf price doesn’t look odd next to them. We’d give them a spot in a specialty shop or a European import corner. Then there’s Italian mint candy from Sperlari and Serra. It’s the old European hard mint. Clean flavor. Formats go from 2 lb bulk bags up to retail-ready packs. The Koppers chocolate mint lentils are American and lean hard into chocolate, so they sit nicely in a fine chocolate shop or a gift basket.

We think imports win on mints. Most stores sell breath mints or plain peppermint. The imported lines bring chocolate and mint together, plus a few Finnish names. Nobody’s racing you on price there.

Planning your mint order

Mints sell steadily all year. They get a small lift around the winter holidays. Reorder as they sell through and add a bump before the season. Mixing items in one order works well here. Take a fast-moving chocolate-filled mint bulk line and add a Fazer item. A sugar-free one covers the rest, so you’ve got the impulse bin and the specialty shelf in one go. The chocolate-center ones share chocolate’s dislike of heat. Keep them cool and dry, and go easy on summer orders.

Where mints sell

In retail, the Finnish and Italian mints work as gift items. Bulk chocolate-filled mints suit the candy aisle and bins. For foodservice and hospitality, wrapped after-dinner mints fit check presenters and reception desks. Fine chocolate shops can set the Koppers lentils beside their core chocolate. Pick-and-mix bins take the chocolate-filled hard candy happily. The tin mints cross into gifts at tourist and specialty shops.

Sugar-free options and allergens

There are sugar-free mints here. Each product page has the sugar-free details and ingredients. Milk turns up a lot in the chocolate-filled and chocolate-center ones. A few contain tree nuts or soy. Others have wheat or peanuts or eggs, depending on the item. If someone’s buying for a person with allergies, the product page is the place to read first. Full allergen and ingredient lists are there.

Seasons and labeling

Winter holidays are when mints really shift. The chocolate-mint combinations and tins end up in gift displays then. After-dinner mints sell in hospitality whatever the month. Our own habit is a steady reorder on the everyday chocolate-filled and hard mints, then one extra holiday buy for the premium and tin formats.

If you repack bulk mints, tell people which style is in the bag. The chocolate-filled mint and the dark chocolate lentil attract different shoppers. A classic hard peppermint has its own crowd. Sugar-free should be easy to spot on the label. Origin matters on the Finnish and Italian lines. Anyone who knows the Finnish chocolate mints by name will look for it.

Who buys our bulk mint candy

Specialty candy shops take the Finnish and Italian mints. Pick-and-mix operators lean on bulk bags of the chocolate-filled kind. The Koppers lentils end up in fine chocolate shops. Hotels buy wrapped and tin mints for amenity sets and after-dinner trays. Now and then a pharmacy takes the sugar-free ones.

• European import and specialty candy shops
• Sellers running pick-and-mix or bulk bins
• Fine chocolate and confection boutiques
• Hotel and restaurant candy programs
• Pharmacies
• Online candy shops and gift box makers

How to order

Add the mints you want to your cart. Case sizes and bulk bag weights are on each product page. If you need a bigger quantity or a custom assortment, send us the quote request form. Account pricing goes to approved buyers, so apply for a wholesale account if that’s you. We ship throughout the United States.