Mints

Candies Wholesaler stocks over 23 mint candy products imported from Italy, Finland, Denmark, Argentina, Austria, Ukraine, and the USA, a focused wholesale mint catalog that goes well beyond generic peppermint drops. Formats include loose bulk bags, decorative tins, and retail-ready bags. Unit weights run from 1.25 lb to 3.53 lb. Case pack details and available quantities are listed on each product page.

What We Stock

What distinguishes this mint catalog is the variety of mint-chocolate combinations alongside the classic hard mint styles. Leading brands include Mangini, Sperlari, Koppers, Fazer, Arcor, Woogie, Aroma Konfektyrer, and Serra. Color presentations span green, brown, assorted, pink, and purple, with the chocolate-mint combinations naturally presenting in darker tones while the traditional mint candies lean toward greens and whites.

• Chocolate-filled mint hard candy – Arcor mint hard candy with a chocolate center; a strong impulse and bulk bin seller
• Mint-filled chocolate lentils – Koppers dark chocolate mint lentils in standard and color-wheel formats including bright pink and purple, sold by the pound
• Finnish crisp peppermint with chocolate center – Fazer Marianne, one of Finland’s most iconic candy brands, featuring a crisp peppermint shell around a milk chocolate center
• Fazer dark chocolate with fresh mint – Fazermint, the dark chocolate mint bar with a fresh mint center, a premium retail item from Finland
• Swiss mint with chocolate center – Aroma Konfektyrer Schweizerbonbon, a soft mint candy with a chocolate filling from Scandinavian production
• German sanded mint drops in tins – Woogie fine drops in mint flavor, sold in collectible tins, a premium retail format
• Italian hard mint candy – Sperlari Polaris and classic mint hard candy, available in bulk bags and retail-packaged bags
• Sugar-free mint candy – available within the assortment for buyers serving customers who prefer reduced-sugar options

Sourcing and Origins

Finnish mint candy from Fazer has genuine brand recognition among specialty food buyers and consumers with Scandinavian heritage. Marianne and Fazermint are two of Finland’s most exported confectionery products and carry a premium positioning that supports higher retail price points. Buyers serving specialty candy shops or European import sections will find these products perform well as destination items. Italian mint candy from Sperlari and Serra represents the classic European hard mint tradition, with clean mint flavor, reliable quality, and formats ranging from 2 lb bulk bags to retail-ready packaged units. The Koppers chocolate mint lentils from the US bring a chocolate-forward approach that works particularly well in fine chocolate retail and confection gift settings.

On the imported-versus-domestic question, the mint category is unusually well served by imports. Domestic mints are largely commodity breath mints and peppermint candy; the imported lines bring chocolate-mint combinations and recognized Finnish brands that give a retailer genuine premium positioning rather than a price-competitive race.

A Buyer’s Sourcing Guide

Mint candy enjoys steady year-round demand with a modest lift around the winter holidays, when mint flavors peak in popularity. That makes mints well suited to a regular reorder cadence keyed to sell-through, with a planned bump ahead of the holiday season. Imported lead times apply, so build a buffer into reorder timing. Mixing SKUs across a case or pallet works well here: pair a high-turn chocolate-filled mint bulk line with a premium Fazer item and a sugar-free option to cover both the impulse bin and the specialty shelf in one order. The chocolate-center products share chocolate’s heat sensitivity, so apply the same cool, dry storage and summer-ordering caution you would use for chocolate.

Merchandising and Display by Channel

In retail, the premium Finnish and Italian mints merchandise as specialty and gift items, while bulk chocolate-filled mints feed the candy aisle and bins. In foodservice and hospitality, wrapped and after-dinner mints are naturals for check presenters, reception desks, and turndown service. In fine chocolate and confection, the Koppers mint lentils sit alongside the core chocolate set. For pick-and-mix, the chocolate-filled mint hard candy is a dependable bin item. Pharmacy and health channels carry the sugar-free mints as everyday items. The decorative tin mints cross into the gift category for tourist and specialty shops.

Sugar-Free Options and Allergens

Sugar-free mint candy options are available within this category. Buyers sourcing for pharmacy, health food, or diabetic-friendly confection sections should check individual product pages for specific sugar-free details and ingredient profiles. On allergens, mint candy products in this category commonly contain milk, particularly in chocolate-filled and chocolate-center varieties, and may also contain tree nuts, soy, wheat, peanuts, and eggs depending on the specific item. Full allergen and ingredient information is on each product page. Buyers should review individual listings before purchasing for allergy-sensitive programs.

Seasonal Demand and Labeling Notes

Mint candy enjoys reliable year-round demand with a clear lift around the winter holidays, when mint flavors peak in popularity and the chocolate-mint combinations and decorative tins move into gift and holiday display. After-dinner mints also see steady hospitality demand throughout the year, independent of the seasonal pattern. That blend of a stable baseline and a predictable holiday spike makes mints straightforward to plan: keep a steady reorder on the everyday chocolate-filled and hard mint lines, and add a planned holiday buy for the premium and tin formats. On labeling, the most useful information to surface when breaking bulk mints into retail packaging is the style, since a chocolate-filled mint, a dark chocolate mint lentil, and a classic hard peppermint each appeal to different shoppers. For the sugar-free mints, the sugar-free claim should be clearly visible because pharmacy and health-conscious customers are specifically searching for it. Naming the origin on the recognized Finnish and Italian lines reinforces the premium import positioning that supports their higher price point, and helps customers who already know brands like the Finnish chocolate-mint products by reputation find them on the shelf.

Who Buys Bulk Mint Candy From Us

Specialty candy retailers buy the Finnish and Italian import mint lines as premium shelf items. Pick-and-mix operators source bulk bags of chocolate-filled mint candy for high-velocity bin programs. Fine chocolate and confection retailers carry the Koppers mint lentils alongside their core chocolate assortment. Hotel and hospitality buyers use individually wrapped and tin-format mints for amenity sets and after-dinner display. Pharmacy and health retailers stock sugar-free mint options.

• Specialty candy and European import retailers
• Pick-and-mix and bulk bin candy operators
• Fine chocolate and confection boutiques
• Hotel, restaurant, and hospitality candy programs
• Pharmacy and health food retailers
• Online candy retailers and gift box operators

How to Order

Browse the full mint candy catalog and add products to your order through your wholesale account. Case pack sizes and bulk bag weights are listed on each product page. For larger volume quotes or custom assortment requests, contact our team via the quote request form. Apply for a wholesale account to access trade pricing. Net-30 terms are available to approved buyers. We ship throughout the United States and Canada.