How the trade buys
A sweet shop buys from a sweet wholesaler or a cash and carry; the wholesaler imports or buys from an importer; the importer buys a container. That is the link we quote: a wholesaler or importer filling one mixed container with the lines its shops ask for, each on its own pallet. A shop group that imports for itself is quoted the same way; a single shop is better served by its wholesaler.
Turkish delight for the tub
Bulk Turkish delight in lined cartons, rose and lemon, cut to a consistent cube and dusted so the pieces stay separate in a pick and mix tub. It is the line the wholesale sweets trade knows best from Türkiye, and it travels dry all year. Chocolate covered pieces belong to the counter rather than the tub, and follow the chocolate rule in transit. The Turkish delight page lists the groups.
Sugared almonds and dragées
Ivory sugared almonds for the wedding trade, pastel colours for showers, silver and gold for anniversaries, single colour or mixed per carton; chocolate covered almonds and hazelnuts, milk and dark; pebbles and mushrooms for the children’s shelf. A polished, glazed finish keeps its shine under shop lights. Sugared almonds travel dry; chocolate dragées travel at a controlled temperature. The dragée page lists the lines.
Jellies, popping candy and wrapped lines
Fruit jellies, popping candy bulk and mini biscuits are the pick and mix and counter lines from the confectionery page; wholesale wrapped sweets suit the cash and carry shelf. Halal is the first question the UK trade asks about jellies, and it is answered per line by our certificate named in the offer, not by product type.
What the carton needs
A lined, closed carton, because the tub is open and the carton is the last sealed stage; a shelf life stated on our data sheet, because the tub label has to carry it; one product and one colour per carton; a case weight the shop can lift and the wholesaler can stack. All of it is stated per line in the offer. Turkish delight, sugared almonds and jellies share a container with chocolate lines, dry pallets next to a controlled-temperature load, with a reefer for the warm months.
What to send first
The lines you want from the product pages, the quantity per line, whether the list must be halal-certified, the destination port and whether anything carries your own label. The written offer follows within two working days, with the certifying body named per line. The United Kingdom page lists what stays the same on every offer; the samples page explains how to taste the lines first.
Every line here is made in our own factory at Başpınar OSB, Gaziantep — a 10,000 m² site, exporting since 2002 — and certificate copies are available on request.
Do you sell to sweet shops directly?
The unit of sale is one full container. A shop group that imports can buy it; a single shop is usually served by its wholesaler, and we quote the wholesaler.
Are the sweets halal?
Certificates are held for our factory and named in the offer; a line without one is marked. A halal-only list is built from the named lines.
Which Turkish lines fit pick and mix?
Bulk Turkish delight, sugared almonds, chocolate dragées, fruit jellies and popping candy; wrapped lines suit the cash and carry shelf.
