Wholesale Swedish Chocolate Covered Sweets in Bags & Tubs

Two Formats, One Swedish Chocolate Tradition

This category takes the same chocolate-covered almond tradition found in Swedish confectionery and packages it two distinct ways: a bulk bag format meant for scoop bins and bin displays, and a self-contained tub format meant for direct shelf placement or grab-and-go sale. That dual-format structure runs through nearly every flavor in the 15-item lineup, which means a buyer isn’t choosing between a bag SKU and a tub SKU as separate product lines — in most cases, both are available for the same flavor. The Chocolate Rum Raisin Bag and Chocolate Rum Raisin Tub illustrate the pattern directly: identical flavor, two different ways to put it in front of a customer.

That structure gives a wholesale buyer real flexibility. A candy shop running an open bulk-bin section can order the bag format and portion it out by weight, while a convenience store or grocery checkout display can order the tub format and stock it directly on a shelf or rack without any repackaging on their end. Rather than forcing a single packaging decision on every retailer, this category lets the buyer pick the format that matches their actual store layout. For retailers who run both formats in different parts of the same store, ordering both the bag and tub version of a single flavor keeps the product consistent across bulk and packaged sections. Retailers weighing which format to start with often default to whichever their store already uses for other bulk candy — if bins are already in place for gummies or hard candy, the bag format slots in easily, while a store built around packaged shelf goods leans toward the tub.

The Flavor Lineup: Almonds, Hazelnuts, Rum Raisin

Chocolate-covered almonds make up most of the flavor range here, with four distinct variations available across both bag and tub packaging. Caramel Chocolate Almonds Bag and its matching Tub version pair the almond base with a caramel layer, while Sea Salt Chocolate Almonds Bag and Sea Salt Chocolate Almonds Tub add a salt finish for buyers who want a sweet-and-salty option on the shelf. Tiramisu Chocolate Almonds Bag and Tiramisu Chocolate Almonds 7.5oz Tub bring a coffee-and-cream flavor profile into the almond format, and a straightforward Milk Chocolate Almonds Bag rounds out the milk chocolate side of the lineup.

A general Chocolate Almond Mix Bag and Chocolate Almond Mix 7.5oz Tub give buyers a blended option that doesn’t commit to one single flavor, useful for a retailer who wants variety in a single SKU rather than stocking four separate almond flavors. Hazelnuts get their own entry through the Chocolate Hazelnut Mix Bag, and rum raisin closes out the list in both bag and tub form. Altogether, the lineup gives a buyer five core flavor directions — caramel, sea salt, tiramisu, milk chocolate, and rum raisin — plus a hazelnut option, most available in the packaging format that fits their store. Because nearly every flavor in this category ties back to the same core almond-and-chocolate base found in the separate Swedish chocolate line on this site, retailers already familiar with that assortment can expand into this bag-and-tub format without learning an unfamiliar new product line.

Choosing Between Bag and Tub for Your Shelf

The packaging decision here comes down to how a retailer actually merchandises candy. Bulk bag formats work best for stores running an open bin or scoop section, where customers select their own quantity and the product is sold by weight rather than by the unit. Tub formats work best for a fixed-shelf or checkout-counter placement, where a self-contained, pre-portioned container is easier to price, scan, and restock than loose bulk product.

Some retailers run both: a bulk bin up front for browsing shoppers, and a tub version of the same flavor near the register for a faster, grab-and-go purchase. Because most flavors in this category are available in both formats, a buyer can test a flavor in one format first and expand into the other once they’ve confirmed it sells, without switching suppliers or sourcing a new item entirely. This lowers the risk of committing heavily to a format before knowing how a particular flavor performs in a given location. Tracking sell-through separately by format can also help a multi-location retailer decide which stores should carry which packaging, since a location with heavier foot traffic and self-serve bins may favor bags while a smaller counter-service location may do better with pre-portioned tubs.

Case Pricing and Who This Category Fits

Case pricing across this category runs roughly $15 to $21.66, positioning it as an accessible add-on category for retailers who already carry other chocolate lines and want to expand into a Swedish-style chocolate-covered format without a large new investment. Candy shops, grocery stores, and gift shops are the most natural fit, particularly ones running both a bulk-bin section and a packaged-candy shelf, since the bag-and-tub structure serves both at once.

As with every category on this site, ordering happens through a wholesale account: product is sold by the case, and minimums are confirmed on your quote once you specify which flavors and which packaging format — bag, tub, or both — you want in your order. Buyers can also request a quote covering both this category and the broader Swedish chocolate assortment to combine shipments into a single order. Because pricing sits at the lower end of the imported-chocolate categories on this site, this line also works well as a starter order for a retailer testing Swedish chocolate for the first time before moving into the pricier praline and truffle assortment.

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