Honey Soft Toffee Candies - 2kg Bag

01 · 250 SWEETS, 8 GRAMS EACH

The sum that decides the jar

With about 250 sweets in 2 kg they come out at 8 grams apiece. That figure is what lets you work out the format: a 200 g jar holds around twenty-five sweets, and the bag fills roughly ten jars.

From there the margin is a pricing decision, not a product one. It is worth doing the sum before buying the glass, because the jar you choose decides how many sweets go in and what the customer sees.

02 · IF YOU REPACK, YOU LABEL

What no sweet listing ever tells you

Moving the product into your own container makes you the one placing it on the market, and the label becomes your responsibility: ingredient list, allergens, best-before date and lot, along with your own details.

There is one allergen that cannot be skipped here: they contain butter, that is, milk. All of that information is on the original packaging, so the sensible thing is to photograph it when you open the bag and keep the picture, because you will need it later and by then it is gone.

03 · WHAT EXACTLY YOU ARE SELLING

A toffee with honey, not a hive product

The ingredient list starts with glucose syrup and sugar, with salted Noirmoutier butter and honey. It is a confectionery sweet with honey, cooked the traditional way in a copper cauldron, and that is what to tell the customer.

Said plainly, it works very well: a counter companion to your own honey, a small gift, an impulse sale that does not compete with the jar. Presenting it as a hive product, on the other hand, confuses exactly the customer who values your honey.

04 · BEFORE YOU BUY

Resale format: the label is yours to write.