Swedish Candy Brands
Meet the iconic manufacturers behind Sweden's most beloved candies. From century-old heritage brands to modern viral sensations.

BUBS
Sweden • Est. 1992
The Swedish candy brand that took TikTok by storm — known for bold sour gummies and playful skull shapes.
9 candies

Malaco
Sweden • Est. 1934
One of Sweden's oldest candy manufacturers — the makers of Djungelvrål, Gott & Blandat, and Swedish Fish.
6 candies

Marabou
Sweden • Est. 1916
Sweden's number one chocolate brand — known for impossibly creamy milk chocolate made with Scandinavian dairy.
3 candies

Cloetta
Sweden • Est. 1862
Scandinavia's largest candy company — makers of Kexchoklad, Polly, Plopp, and Center.
6 candies

Fazer
Finland • Est. 1891
Finland's pride — legendary chocolate and candy that's beloved across all of Scandinavia.
4 candies

Ahlgrens
Sweden • Est. 1953
Makers of Sweden's #1 selling candy — Ahlgrens Bilar, the iconic car-shaped marshmallow gummies.
2 candies

Candy People
Sweden • Est. 1982
Home of S-Märke — Sweden's most famous sour candy brand and a rising star in the export market.
2 candies

Konfekta
Sweden • Est. 1982
Makers of Kryptoniter — the legendary sour candy that has achieved cult status in Sweden and beyond.
1 candy

Kolsvart
Sweden • Est. 2018
Premium Swedish sour candy with a conscience — makers of the iconic Sour Fish and natural-flavor gummies.
0 candies

Haupt Lakrits
Sweden • Est. 2014
Artisan Swedish licorice — from the world's saltiest licorice to chili-spiced Småländingar.
0 candies

Läkerol
Sweden • Est. 1909
Sweden's iconic sugar-free pastilles — over a century of throat-soothing, pocket-sized Swedish tradition.
0 candies

Orkla Confectionery
Sweden • Est. 2014
The Nordic powerhouse behind BUBS, OLW snacks, and Göteborgs Kex — a candy and snacks empire.
0 candies

Freia
Norway • Est. 1889
Norway's beloved chocolate maker — creators of Kvikk Lunsj and Melkesjokolade, found in Swedish candy shops across the US.
0 candies

Lakritsfabriken
Sweden • Est. 2011
Premium Swedish licorice factory — traditional recipes from mild and sweet to extreme salty salmiak.
0 candies
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