Wholesale Swedish Chocolate Covered Sweets in Bags & Tubs
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Picture a bag of sea salt almonds tipped into a scoop bin and a sealed tub of the same thing sitting by the register, because that’s how this Swedish line is set up (chocolate-covered almonds and hazelnuts plus caramel candies, in bulk bags or shelf-ready tubs). There are 15 items with tiramisu almonds and rum raisin among them, and a case costs somewhere around $15 to $21.66. Candy shops and grocers just pick whichever format their store’s already built for.
Two Formats, One Swedish Chocolate Tradition
The base is the chocolate-covered almond you’d know from Swedish confectionery. What’s different is that nearly every flavor in the 15 comes packed two ways (a bulk bag for scoop bins and bin displays, or a tub you can set straight on a shelf for grab-and-go). So you aren’t really choosing between a bag product line and a tub product line, since it’s usually the same flavor in whichever pack you want. Rum raisin is the easy example. The Chocolate Rum Raisin Bag and the Chocolate Rum Raisin Tub hold identical candy and just put it in front of a customer differently.
We’d think about your floor before your flavors here. If you’ve got an open bulk-bin wall (the kind where people scoop their own and you ring it up by weight) then the bag is what you want, because you tip it in and you’re done. A convenience store or a grocery checkout is a different animal, and there the tub goes right onto a shelf or a rack with nobody repackaging anything in the back room. The nice part is that this category doesn’t make every store live with one packaging choice. Some places end up running both (bins in one corner and tubs in another) and ordering the bag and the tub of a single flavor keeps it the same candy wherever a customer finds it. If you honestly can’t decide, follow whatever your other bulk candy already does, so a shop that’s got bins full of gummies or hard candy will find the bags slot right in, while one built around packaged goods probably leans tub.
The Flavor Lineup: Almonds, Hazelnuts, Rum Raisin
Most of the flavors are almonds, four different takes that each come in a bag and a tub. Caramel Chocolate Almonds Bag (and its matching Tub) layers caramel onto the almond, which we’d call the safe pick. If you want sweet-and-salty on the shelf, Sea Salt Chocolate Almonds Bag and Sea Salt Chocolate Almonds Tub have that salt finish. The tiramisu pair is the coffee-and-cream one (Tiramisu Chocolate Almonds Bag and Tiramisu Chocolate Almonds 7.5oz Tub) and it’s the one we’d set front and center, while the Milk Chocolate Almonds Bag is for people who just want milk chocolate and an almond with nothing else going on.
Then there’s the mix. Chocolate Almond Mix Bag and Chocolate Almond Mix 7.5oz Tub blend the flavors together, which is handy when shelf space is tight and you’d rather have variety in one SKU than four separate almond facings. Hazelnuts get a single spot with the Chocolate Hazelnut Mix Bag, and rum raisin rounds off the list in both a bag and a tub. Count it all up and it’s five flavor directions plus the hazelnut one, most of them in whichever pack fits your store. If you already stock our separate Swedish chocolate line you’ll notice nearly all of this sits on the same almond-and-chocolate base, so moving into bags and tubs isn’t like learning a whole new product line.
Choosing Between Bag and Tub for Your Shelf
So really it’s a question of how your candy gets sold day to day. Self-serve bins where people scoop however much they like and you charge by weight want the bulk bag. A fixed shelf or a checkout counter wants the tub, since a sealed pre-portioned container is a lot easier to price and scan (and restock) than a pile of loose product.
Plenty of stores split it, a bulk bin near the door for people who like to browse and a tub of that same flavor next to the register for whoever’s in a hurry. And because most flavors come both ways you can try one format first and only add the other after it’s proven itself, all without hunting for a new supplier or a new item, which takes a lot of the guesswork out of committing to a format before you know how a flavor does in your spot. With more than one location we’d track bags and tubs separately, since a busy store with self-serve bins may lean bags while a smaller counter-service shop might do better with pre-portioned tubs.
Case Pricing and Who This Category Fits
A case here costs roughly $15 to $21.66, so if you already carry other chocolate lines this is a fairly gentle way to try a Swedish-style chocolate-covered format without a big new investment. We’d point candy shops and grocery stores at it first (gift shops too), mostly the ones that run a bulk-bin section alongside a packaged-candy shelf, because the bag-and-tub setup looks after both of those at once.
You order by the case and there’s no minimum, with account pricing for approved wholesale accounts. Tell us the flavors you’re after and say if it’s bags or tubs or a bit of both. If you’re also looking at the broader Swedish chocolate assortment, one quote can cover the two together so it all comes in one order. Since these sit toward the cheaper end of the imported chocolate on the site, we’d use this line as a first try at Swedish chocolate before going up to the pricier praline and truffle assortment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the minimum order for chocolate covered sweets from Sweden?
You don’t need to hit any minimum. The bag and the tub of one flavor (Caramel Chocolate Almonds, say) each come by the case, so starting with a single case is fine. Send the flavors and formats you want with your quote request and we’ll confirm the case counts.
What’s the difference between the bag and tub packaging?
Bags go into bulk bins and scoop displays where the candy’s sold by weight. A tub is sealed and pre-portioned, so it belongs on a shelf or at the checkout counter. Sea Salt Chocolate Almonds come in both, as do most of the flavors.
Can I order a mixed case of different flavors?
Yes, and most orders do. You’ve got five flavor directions across the 15 items, like caramel and sea salt or tiramisu and milk chocolate, plus rum raisin and a hazelnut mix. Just list the flavors and formats you want when you ask for a quote.
Who typically buys this category wholesale?
Candy shops and grocery stores mostly, plus gift shops. The ones with a bulk-bin section and a packaged shelf get the most out of it since bags and tubs cover both, and at roughly $15 to $21.66 a case it’s a low-stakes add-on.