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Wholesale Vegan Gummies & Jellies

This wholesale page gathers 11 in-stock vegan gummies and jellies that use fruit pectin instead of gelatin, from Organic Lemon Ginger Pectin Gelees to Gerrit and Gustaf sour buttons and 7oz vegan cherry tubs. Cases run about $17.49 to $45.00 on wholesale terms, with minimums confirmed on your quote.

Vegan gummies and jellies are among the fastest-moving plant-based confections in US retail, and this wholesale page collects 11 in-stock vegan items that skip gelatin entirely in favor of fruit pectin and other plant-based gelling. Cases run from roughly $17.49 to $45.00, and everything is sold on wholesale terms for US buyers rather than through a retail cart. For a grocer building a plant-based set, an online reseller filling a vegan bundle, or a gift shop that needs a credible animal-free gummy, the selection is deep enough to merchandise as its own block.

Why these gummies are vegan

The defining feature of the range is what it leaves out. Conventional gummies rely on gelatin, an animal-derived ingredient; the items here use fruit pectin and comparable plant-based systems instead. That shows most clearly in the Organic Lemon Ginger Pectin Gelees (a pate de fruits style) and the Assorted Fruit Pectin Gelees, both of which lead with pectin on the label. The sour specialists follow the same rule: Gerrit Vegan Sour Blockheads and the Gustaf Sour Apple Buttons and Sour Peach Buttons deliver the tart, chewy profile shoppers expect from a sour gummy while staying fully plant-based.

The core gummy shapes are covered too. Vegan Cherry Gummies come in both a 7oz tub and a bag, Pink Vegan Soft Jelly Babies bring the classic jelly-baby shape in an animal-free build, and the Assorted Sweet and Sour Vegan Gummies 7oz Tub plus the Vegan Gummi Mix Bag give you multi-flavor formats for shoppers who want variety in a single pack. Between the pectin gelees, the sour buttons, and the everyday gummy shapes, the set reads as a complete vegan gummy program rather than a token single item.

Formats and merchandising fit

Formats split between resealable 7oz tubs, hanging or shelf bags, and the more premium pectin gelees. Tubs suit a fixed-shelf placement and hold their shape on a plant-based endcap; bags work for a clip-strip or a bin; the gelees earn a spot in a gift or specialty set where a pate de fruits presentation carries a higher ticket. Because plant-based shoppers actively read labels, a clearly signed vegan block tends to convert better than scattering these items through a general gummy set, and this assortment gives you enough SKUs to justify that dedicated space.

A sensible opening order pairs one sour line (Gerrit or Gustaf), the cherry gummies in both tub and bag, one assorted mix, and a pectin gelee for the premium tier. That covers sour, sweet, single-flavor, and multi-flavor directions, so the section looks intentional and gives clean early read on which format your shoppers prefer.

Storage, texture, and year-round demand

Pectin-set gummies behave a little differently from gelatin ones, and that is worth knowing for merchandising. Fruit-pectin gelees and jellies hold a slightly firmer, cleaner bite and are sensitive to moisture and heat, so they present best on a stable interior shelf rather than a hot window display. Resealable 7oz tubs protect texture well and suit a fixed plant-based set, while bagged formats move faster on a clip-strip where turnover is high. Keeping the vegan block out of direct heat preserves the shape and snap that plant-based shoppers expect, and it protects the more delicate pectin gelees through their longer dwell time on a premium shelf.

Plant-based confection has shifted from a specialty request into a standing category, and vegan gummies are one of its fastest movers because they let a shopper keep a familiar treat without the animal-derived gelatin. Demand runs year round rather than spiking on a single holiday, which makes a clearly signed vegan gummy block a dependable fixture rather than a seasonal bet. Because the makers here span sour, sweet, and classic jelly-baby shapes, you can hold that dedicated space with genuine variety instead of a single token bag, and rebalance the sour-to-sweet mix as your own sell-through data comes in over the first few cycles.

How ordering works

Every product line we carry is wholesale: there is no online checkout for these cases, and orders are confirmed against current stock once you request a quote or open a wholesale account. Case minimums are confirmed on your quote rather than published as a single figure, since they differ by item and pack size. Prices are shown per case in US dollars, and availability, lead time, and freight to your US destination are confirmed before anything ships. Request a quote to lock case counts and confirm the current in-stock vegan flavor spread across the pectin gelees, the sour buttons, and the tub and bag formats.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes these gummies vegan?

They skip gelatin, which is animal-derived, and use fruit pectin and other plant-based gelling instead. That is clearest in the pectin gelees and pate de fruits, and it carries through the sour buttons and the everyday vegan gummy tubs and bags.

How many vegan gummy and jelly items are available?

Eleven in-stock items, spanning organic pectin gelees, Gerrit and Gustaf sour buttons, vegan cherry gummies in tub and bag, pink vegan jelly babies, and assorted sweet-and-sour vegan mixes.

Which formats can I order?

Resealable 7oz tubs, shelf and hanging bags, and premium fruit-pectin gelees. Tubs suit fixed shelves and plant-based endcaps, bags suit clip-strips and bins, and gelees fit gift and specialty sets.

How do minimums and ordering work?

Request a quote or open a wholesale account; there is no online checkout. Case minimums are confirmed on your quote because they vary by item and pack size, and US freight and availability are confirmed before shipping.