Confectionery Supplies

Branded confectionery boxes start with the right fill, and the sweets come loose here, one sweet to a carton, so there's no fiddly wrapping to peel off. Jelly beans tumble out in a mix of nine flavours, and chewy fruits bring six fruity ones, each box landing a slightly different flavour balance from the last. M&Ms handle the chocolate duties with their familiar candy shell. Rock candy is the made-to-order member of the family, hard and crunchy, and ready for anyone who likes a sweet that lasts. Packing loose sweets this way means a bit of light chipping or breakup, which is part of the charm and doesn't touch the taste. Chocolate, chewy fruits and rock candy like it under 22°C, and everything prefers a dry spot.

A netball club treasurer wants the canteen to run all season without a weekly dash to the supermarket. One carton of chewy fruits under the counter does the job. Juniors line up after their game with a coin, volunteers scoop a cupful into a paper bag, and the till ticks over every Saturday morning right up to finals. There's still plenty left in the carton at the end.

Portion the sweets into cello bags to make your own custom confectionery boxes or promotional confectionery boxes, and seal each one quickly so the sweets stay fresh and the chocolate doesn't go soft.

Good to Know

What's the difference between jelly beans and chewy fruits?
Jelly beans come in a mix of nine flavours, while chewy fruits stick to six assorted fruit flavours. Both shift their flavour balance from pack to pack, so every carton you open is a little different from the last one.

Why are some sweets chipped or broken in the box?
Light chipping and minor breakup happen when loose sweets are packed together in large volumes. It's a normal part of trade packing, it's accepted across the whole range, and it has no effect on the flavour.

How should the cartons be stored?
Keep them in a cool, dry area, and below 22°C for the M&Ms, chewy fruits and rock candy. Warm storage softens chocolate and spoils texture, so a cool pantry beats a hot storeroom every time.

What sweets work best in branded confectionery boxes for client gifts?
Jelly beans and chewy fruits bring colour with nine and six flavours, while M&Ms handle the chocolate side with their familiar candy shell. Rock candy is made to order and stays hard and crunchy, so it suits gifts for anyone who likes a sweet that lasts.