Wholesale Chocolate and Sweets

Indulge your customers' sweet tooth with a delectable collection of wholesale chocolates and sweets available at CREOATE. We bring together a range of independent suppliers across the UK, wider Europe, and the US, offering a wide variety of wholesale options to satisfy cravings and delight taste buds.

What kind of wholesale sweets and chocolate can I find on CREOATE?

When you choose to shop for wholesale chocolates and sweets on CREOATE, you can trust that you're offering your customers high-quality treats made with the finest ingredients. We collaborate with independent chocolatiers and confectioners, as well as established wholesale chocolate suppliers who all prioritise exceptional taste, creative flavours, and beautiful packaging for an enhanced gift-giving experience. Our collection of wholesale chocolates and sweets includes gourmet wholesale chocolate bars, artisanal candies, nostalgic treats, and irresistible wholesale hot chocolate. From rich and velvety chocolates to chewy caramels, tangy gummies, and mouth-watering nougats — we strive to provide a comprehensive assortment that caters to different flavour preferences. With our user-friendly platform, you can easily browse and order all the wholesale chocolates and sweets you need at the click of a button and only need to check out once.

Whether you're looking for luxurious chocolate truffles, old-fashioned hard candies, or novelty sweets, CREOATE offers a seamless shopping experience that saves you time and effort. Even better? You can get a full refund on any products that don’t sell and send them back for free within 60 days, so long as you don’t open any of the packaging or product seals. Discover new confectionery brands risk-free, while enjoying speedy local delivery, as well as reliable and free cross-border shipping.

FAQ

Do I need a license to sell sweets and chocolate in the UK?

When it comes to starting any kind of food business in the UK, whether you’re selling sweets and chocolate or otherwise, you will be required to get a license. You should also obtain a food hygiene certificate to sell sweets and chocolate, as having one ensures you’re up-to-date on all the relevant legislation for your business. Regardless of whether the confectionery you’re selling is wrapped and packaged up, knowledge and practicing proper storage and handling procedures for these foods is crucial. If you’re only handling packaged or pre-prepared sweets and chocolate, then a level 1 food safety course will be appropriate. However, if you also plan on making your own confectionery, or plan to regularly handle loose and unpackaged sweets and chocolate, then we would recommend you take a level 2 food safety course instead.

Do I need insurance to sell sweets and chocolate?

When running any kind of retail commerce business, it’s recommended to get covered by either public or product liability insurance, however, this is of particular importance when selling chocolates and sweets. Protect your business against any potential claims made by customers regarding your business activities, or accidental injury or illness that can be attributed to your premises or the products you sell.

What is the average mark-up when selling sweets and chocolate?

As ever, profit margins when selling confectionery will vary depending on ingredients used, however when selling sweets and chocolate —or indeed any kind of food or beverage items— we recommend a minimum markup of around 30-40%.