Retail Intelligence Report: Chocolate/Jelly/Candy Q2 2025

Mzingaye Ndubiwa
Published 2025년 6월 22일
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Industry News: Candy manufacturer Haribo issued a precautionary recall of its Happy Cola F!ZZ sweets in the Netherlands after several members of the same family became ill in May-25. The individuals reported symptoms such as dizziness before contacting the police, prompting an investigation. The Netherlands Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority (NVWA) later confirmed the presence of cannabis in the candy. While only three affected packets have been reported so far, Haribo has opted to recall the entire batch distributed in the Netherlands to ensure consumer safety. The company has not yet disclosed how the contamination occurred, and the total number of affected products remains unclear. The recall underscores the importance of strict quality control in food manufacturing and swift action in response to safety concerns.

Noteworthy Products: In Korea, Lotte’s Almond Chocolate Ball secured the 2nd position on Tridge’s Korea list, recognized for its excellent taste and presentation. Consumers highlighted the satisfying crunch of almonds wrapped in smooth chocolate, along with the product’s high-quality packaging, making it a favorite for both snacking and gifting.

Table of Content

1. Key Takeaways in Q2 2025 Chocolate/Jelly/Candy Market

- Industry News

- Noteworthy Products

2. Actionable Recommendations

3. Top Products & Trends by Country

- United States

- United Kingdom

- China

- Japan

- Korea

- Germany

- France

- Italy

- Mexico

- Australia

4. Appendix

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