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Jelly Belly Jelly Beans
FAQ
Are these boxes good for end-of-year gifts?
Yes. Each box arrives tamper sealed with its best before date printed, and the beans keep for 12 months in a cool, dry place, so you can order well before the holidays and place one on every desk.
Features
- 25g Assorted Jelly Belly Jelly Beans
- Recyclable Flip Lid Cardboard Box
- Plastic Free Packaging
- Tamper Seal And Resealable Closure
- 12 Month Best Before
- Best Before Date On Every Box
- Dimensions: 45 x 60 x 15mm
- Full Colour Sticker: 34mm x 112mm
- Vegetarian Recipe With No Gelatin
The format variety in the Jelly Belly range is what separates it from standard confectionery gifting. Cardboard and paper formats — flip-lid boxes, kraft paper bags, silver zip-lock bags, bizcard boxes, and compostable bags — cover the entry and mid-range. Tin formats add a more substantial feel: the rectangle hinge tin, the candle tin, and the small round acrylic window tin each give the recipient a container worth keeping. Glass jars include a small screw-cap jar, a baby jar in mini beans with corporate colour options, and a small apothecary jar. Tube formats run from a 35g flip-lid tube through a 40g test tube to a 100g PET tube. PVC buckets come in three fill sizes. The novelty acrylic shapes are the most distinctive in the range — the dollar sign, heart, house, light bulb, carry-on case, cube, and syringe formats make the container itself part of the brand message. The compostable bag is worth noting for sustainability-focused briefs.
Brand managers sourcing for a product launch or activation favour the themed acrylic shapes because the format reinforces a campaign theme beyond just the logo. An acrylic house suits a property developer; a carry-on case suits a travel brand; a light bulb suits an innovation or tech campaign.
Every format in the range can be branded. The branding method varies by packaging type — labels on bags and cardboard, direct print or custom sticker on tins and acrylic shapes.
FAQs
What distinguishes the novelty acrylic shapes from the standard bag and box formats?
The acrylic shapes — dollar, heart, house, light bulb, carry-on case, cube, and syringe — are rigid containers that function as a branded object in their own right, not just packaging for the jelly beans inside. Standard bags and boxes are single-use; the shaped formats tend to get kept on a desk or shelf, extending the brand's visibility after the beans are gone.
What is actually different about Jelly Belly jelly beans compared to other brands?
The key difference is that Jelly Belly beans are flavoured through the entire bean, not just the shell — so the flavour doesn't fade or change as you eat it. The brand also produces a wider and more precise flavour range than any generic alternative, which is why they're associated with novelty and variety rather than just sweetness.
What is the difference between the baby jar and the other jar formats?
The baby jar contains mini jelly beans — a smaller bean size than the standard formats — and is the only format in the range available specifically in corporate colour configurations as well as the standard mixed assortment. The screw-cap jar and apothecary jar both use standard-size beans and are not offered in colour-matched configurations.
How do the PVC bucket formats work for event use?
The three PVC bucket sizes — small, medium, and large fill weights — are best suited to counter and desk display rather than individual handout formats. They work well on a registration desk, a trade show stand, or a hospitality counter where people help themselves, and the larger sizes give an impressive visual presence on a table or stand.