Wholesale Vegan Gummies & Jellies
No gelatin in any of these 11. Organic Lemon Ginger Pectin Gelees sit at one end and Gerrit and Gustaf sour buttons somewhere in the middle. There’s vegan cherry in a 7oz tub too. Cases cost about $17.49 to $45.00, and there’s no minimum.
We pulled together 11 vegan gummies and jellies that are in stock right now. They set with fruit pectin or some other plant-based gel, and skip gelatin completely. A case runs roughly $17.49 to $45.00. We had grocers in mind for these, the ones building a plant-based shelf, though a gift shop or an online vegan bundle would work just as well. There’s enough here to give them a block of their own. Each one is plant-based start to finish.
Why these gummies are vegan
The gelatin’s gone. That’s the whole idea, and fruit pectin (or something like it) does the job instead. Pectin is printed right on the label of the Organic Lemon Ginger Pectin Gelees, which are a pate de fruits style. It’s on the Assorted Fruit Pectin Gelees label too. The sour ones play by the same rule. Gerrit Vegan Sour Blockheads are tart and chewy. Great name, for what it’s worth. Gustaf makes Sour Apple Buttons and Sour Peach Buttons, and they’re plant-based too.
Vegan Cherry Gummies come two ways, a 7oz tub and a bag. Pink Vegan Soft Jelly Babies are just jelly babies, pink ones. If somebody wants a mix there’s the Assorted Sweet and Sour Vegan Gummies 7oz Tub, or the Vegan Gummi Mix Bag. The mix bag is the easy grab for a clip-strip. Add the gelees and the sours and you can fill a real shelf. We think the cherry tub is the one people will spot from across the aisle.
Formats and merchandising fit
Formats are mixed. You get resealable 7oz tubs and bags you can hang or shelve, and the pectin gelees are the pricier piece. We’d keep tubs on a fixed shelf or maybe an endcap. Bags can hang on a clip-strip or go in a bin. The gelees look nice in a gift set. People shopping plant-based tend to read every label, so we’d group all of these under one vegan sign. There are enough items here to justify a spot of their own.
For a first order we’d grab one sour line from Gerrit or Gustaf, plus the cherry gummies in both the tub and the bag. One mix and one pectin gelee would round it out for us. You’ll see pretty quickly which ones your shoppers like. That’s five cases to start.
Storage, texture, and year-round demand
Pectin gummies aren’t quite like gelatin ones. The gelees and jellies bite a bit firmer and cleaner. Heat and damp bother them, so we’d skip the sunny window and keep them on an inside shelf. The 7oz tubs reseal, which helps the texture. Bags sell faster off a clip-strip where stuff turns over quickly. Mostly just keep the whole vegan set out of direct heat. Gelees on a premium shelf tend to sit there longer, so they need the most care.
Vegan candy used to be a special request at a lot of stores. Now plenty of shops give it a permanent spot. A vegan gummy lets someone keep the candy they already like without the gelatin. It doesn’t peak at one holiday either, so the shelf can stay up all year. The makers here do sour and sweet, plus those jelly babies. Sour fans and sweet fans both get something. We’d leave the sign up all year. Once your own sales come in you can tilt the mix toward whichever side sells.
How ordering works
You can order these online at the listed prices and pay by card. No minimum, one case is fine. Approved wholesale accounts get account pricing. Prices are per case in US dollars, and we ship within the US. If you want a larger volume, ask us for a quote. Same if you just want to check which pectin gelees and sour buttons are in stock right now.
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes these gummies vegan?
There’s no gelatin in them. Fruit pectin or another plant gel sets them instead, which is easiest to spot on the pectin gelees and the pate de fruits. The sour buttons are vegan too, and so are the tubs and bags. Pectin is a fruit gel, basically.
How many vegan gummy and jelly items are available?
Eleven, all in stock. Organic pectin gelees and Gerrit and Gustaf sour buttons. Cherry gummies in a tub and a bag. Pink jelly babies, and sweet-and-sour mixes. Plenty for a small section.
Which formats can I order?
Resealable 7oz tubs go on a fixed shelf or an endcap. Bags can hang on a clip-strip or sit in a bin. The fruit-pectin gelees suit a gift set. Pick whatever fits the space you have.
How do minimums and ordering work?
Order online and pay by card at listed prices, with no minimum. Once you’re approved for a wholesale account you’ll get account pricing. For bigger volumes, send us a quote request. Orders go to US addresses. Prices are per case.






