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Picking lollies with logo comes down to two decisions, the sweet and the pack. On the sweet side there are mints, jelly beans, chewy fruits, acid drops, humbugs, toffees and strawberries and cream, along with nuts, savoury mixes and fortune cookies.
The pack is where most of the variety sits. Clear plastic tubes and soft plastic cubes show off the colours, metal tins with hinged, twist, slider and window lids make a reusable keepsake, and glass jars come in square, hexagon, heart, apothecary and clip lock shapes. For buyers after greener packs, the eco confectionery packaging range uses flip top boxes. Rock candy, lollipops and gum round out the range, so there is something for a quick handout and something for a lasting gift.
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How glass, plastic and tin packs compare
Each packaging material changes how the gift is used. Glass jars feel weighty and look at home on a reception desk or in a hamper, and the clip lock and apothecary styles can be closed again once opened. Plastic jars, tubs, tubes and pill bottles are lighter and won't break as easily, which matters if you're couriering to many addresses or packing conference satchels. Tins sit in between, metal and compact, with hinged and slider lids that close firmly in a pocket or bag.
Bags and boxes are the lightest choice of all. Cello bags, pillow boxes and window bags suit large handouts, while billboards and gift card lolly bags pair a printed card with a small bag of sweets, so a message travels with the treat. Most styles can be finished with a sticker, and a few offer full colour digital printing. For warm venues, choose hard lollies and jelly beans in sealed packs over chocolate.
Mints in tins or clear tubes are the best pick for a two day conference because they're compact and handle warm rooms. Place a jar of jelly beans at registration for colour, and keep the tins for delegate satchels.
A bowl of individually wrapped mints or a few window lid tins on the kitchen bench suits an open home. Visitors can take one as they leave, and biz card treats slip neatly into a property brochure.
Yes, a glass jar of jelly beans or mints in hinged tins keeps a reception counter tidy and gives visitors something to take as they leave. The jars can be reused once the sweets run out, so your logo stays on the desk.
A glass heart jar, a champagne bottle of jelly beans or a corporate chocolate gift box makes a thoughtful end of year client gift. These promotional confectionery packs look good on a desk and the jars can be reused once the sweets run out.
A clear plastic tube or travel case of jelly beans fits neatly in a cup holder and works for a new car handover. A tin of mints left in the glovebox is another touch that new owners find later.
Our product specialist, Rebecca, says: "For conferences, exhibitions and registration desks, mints are the easier option because they are compact, individually portioned and less affected by warm conditions. Jelly beans create a stronger visual display in clear bags, jars or containers. For events running several hours or over multiple days, choose mints because they are easier to store, transport and hand out."
Choosing packs for mixed audiences
Buying branded lollies for a mixed crowd? Split the order across a sweet and a savoury option. Rice crackers, bar mix and nuts in cello bags sit well next to promotional lollies like jelly beans and mints, so guests who skip sugar still have something to take. It also gives an event table more variety at a glance.