One name, two products
Popping candy reaches the United States doing two different jobs, and the buyer is not the same person. One is a retail unit: a 4 g metallic sachet with character artwork that sells off a counter display, and a 12 g sachet pairing sour dipping powder with a lollipop. The other is a raw material: plain granules in a 500 g bottle or a 25 kg vacuum bag. Both come up under the same search, pop rocks bulk, after the brand that made the category famous on American shelves. What we load is popping candy made in Gaziantep, carried in our standard pack or, on selected lines, under your own brand.
The granule as an ingredient
The 25 kg vacuum bag is not a candy line at all. It goes to ice-cream plants, to chocolate makers who want an inclusion that crackles in the mouth, and to bakeries dressing a topping. That widens who asks: in the United States the enquiry often comes from a manufacturer rather than from a candy wholesaler, and it arrives as a specification question. Flavour, granule format, bottle or bag, and what the technical data sheet says about storage and shelf life for the format you take. The sheet is issued per product with the quotation, so a plant can check it against its own process before committing.
Lollipop bulk and the children's shelf
The dip sachet is where lollipop bulk and popping candy meet: a lollipop, a sour powder to dip it in, strawberry or cola. Around it sits the rest of the children's line, sugar- and compound-coated flowpacks in small units. The arithmetic is the one every US candy distributor already runs: a low unit price, a high piece count per case, and a shelf that turns fast enough that the display never looks tired. The offer states the case count and the case weight per line, so the display can be priced before the order rather than after it.
Chocolate or compound: the name on the pack
US standards of identity define what certain product names may be used for, and milk chocolate is one of them. A flowpack under a vegetable-fat coating is therefore not called chocolate on the pack, however close it looks in the tray. The offer settles this line by line: it says whether the coating is chocolate or compound, and the technical data sheet carries the composition behind that word. It is a small point on a quotation and a large one at the port, because the name on the artwork is the name the file has to support.
The file an American importer keeps
The FDA food facility registration is held by our factory, with a US agent; we do not hold one. That is why every line in the offer carries our factory's registration, so the importer's file points at the facility that actually made the goods. Prior notice and supplier verification stay with the importer, and what we supply is what that file needs: a technical data sheet per product, our certificates with the holder named, and lot traceability back to the run. Labels are in English, with the Nutrition Facts panel and the allergen declaration prepared to US rules. Under private label we prepare that content, and nothing is printed before you approve it.
Duty, the container and what to send
There is no free trade agreement between the United States and Türkiye, so the offer states the tariff line for each product and the duty that applies on the day; no rate is printed on this site, because rates move. Prices are in US dollars and the written offer follows within two working days of your list, FCA Gaziantep, FOB Mersin, CIF or DAP. The unit of sale is one full container, mixed across as many lines as you like, each line on its own pallet; payment is 50% with the order and 50% before the container leaves, against the loading photographs.
Is pop rocks bulk the same thing as your popping candy?
Pop Rocks is a US brand name; the category is popping candy. What we ship is popping candy made in Gaziantep, in retail sachets or as plain granules, in our standard pack or, on selected lines, under your own brand.
Can we order lollipop bulk without the dipping powder?
Put it on the list and we confirm it before quoting. As it stands the sachet pairs the lollipop with the sour powder, strawberry or cola, and the offer states the format per line.
Who holds the FDA registration, you or the producer?
The producer, with a US agent. We state our factory's registration for every line in the offer, so your prior notice and supplier verification file point at the right facility.
Are the coated flowpacks chocolate?
No. They carry a sugar and compound coating, and the offer and the technical data sheet say so per line; under US standards of identity the pack does not call them chocolate.
Does popping candy need a reefer to the United States?
No, it travels dry all year. A reefer comes up when chocolate lines share the same container in the warm months, and the offer states which way the box goes.
