Source sugar-free mint balls, mint rings, flavored mint tablets and floral mints through Yunfan. We coordinate product selection, samples and packaging with our manufacturing partners, helping you develop an assortment around your flavor, pack and market requirements.
Choose the product format first, then develop the flavor and packaging around it. Our range brings together portable tins, distinctive ring-shaped mints, flavored tablets and individually wrapped floral mints.
A compact mint format presented in a 20g push-pull tin. This is a useful starting point for pocket packs, counter displays and branded retail assortments where the container is part of the product presentation.
Flavor directions include Double Mint, Rose Lychee, Lemon, Jasmine Green Tea and Passion Fruit. Select the flavor together with the tin artwork and display arrangement.
Consider this format when you want a defined tin-pack starting point for a retail or private label project.
A ring-shaped pressed mint for assortments where a recognizable piece shape is part of the product identity. The format gives buyers a different starting point from compact mint pieces and conventional tablet presentations.
Review the ring dimensions, mint profile and intended retail pack together. A change in piece size or shape can affect the tooling and packaging requirements of the project.
Consider mint rings when the candy’s shape should contribute to the identity of the finished product.
Flavored pressed mints for buyers developing a broader assortment within one product format. Flavor directions include Kaman Orange, Cola, Blueberry, Watermelon and Strawberry.
Compare the sweetness, mint intensity, flavor character and pack presentation across the selected options. Each flavor should follow its own approved ingredient and labeling information.
Consider this series when flavor variety is central to your assortment or private label positioning.
Floral-fruit mint combinations with individually wrapped pieces inside a 500g outer bag. This presentation suits projects where sharing, individual handling and the outer bag all influence the finished product.
Rose & Lychee is one flavor direction within the range. The selected floral-fruit combination and assortment are agreed for the final SKU before packaging artwork is approved.
Consider this format when individual wrappers and a larger outer bag fit your retail or distribution plan.
The right format depends on how the candy will be presented, handled and sold. Compare the piece form and packaging together before comparing quotations.
| Product | Main distinction | Packaging starting point | Useful selection direction |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sugar-Free Mint Balls | Compact mint pieces in a portable tin presentation | 20g push-pull tin; 12-tin display reference | Pocket packs, counter displays and branded retail assortments |
| Sugar-Free Mint Rings | Recognizable ring-shaped pressed mint | Retail packaging reviewed by project | Product identity built around a distinctive piece shape |
| Sugar-Free Flavored Mint Tablets | Several flavor directions within a pressed-mint format | Compact retail-pack presentations | Flavor variety and coordinated branded assortments |
| Sugar-Free Floral Mints | Floral-fruit combinations with individual wrappers | 500g bag; 10-bag carton reference | Individually handled pieces and larger retail or distribution packs |
Pack references describe specific product presentations. Alternative net weights, printed materials and carton arrangements are reviewed for the selected SKU.
For a tin-pack project, consider the container, opening method, artwork area and display unit as one presentation. For individually wrapped candy, the mini wrapper and outer bag both contribute to how the product is handled and presented.
The shipping carton is a separate ordering and logistics unit. Compare units per display, units per carton and net candy weight on the same basis when reviewing different quotations.
A sugar-free candy order brings together the product, formula, packaging and market requirements. Decisions made separately can create mismatches later in sampling, artwork or quotation.
A product looks right, but the pack does not fit the intended channel
The selling unit and display arrangement affect the finished presentation
We review the selected candy together with net weight, pack structure and display requirements
Several flavors are planned under one brand
Flavor names, ingredients and artwork need to remain consistent for each SKU
We coordinate the flavor selection and product-specific label inputs before packaging approval
A sugar-free claim is being used to position the product
Sugar content, total carbohydrate and the complete formula answer different questions
We align the product discussion with the selected specification and destination-market labeling review
Different quotations use different ordering units
Price per carton can hide differences in pack count and net candy weight
We clarify the retail unit, display unit, carton arrangement and customization scope used for the quotation
Start from the closest product format. We can then work through the details that affect the sample, pack and commercial specification.
Begin with mint balls, rings, flavored tablets or floral mints. Comparing an existing product direction gives the project a clearer basis for discussing flavor, piece format and packaging than starting with an open-ended candy brief.
We coordinate discussions around flavor, product specifications, net weight, pack structure, label language and brand artwork. This connects the candy you select with the presentation you want to put on the market.
Yunfan brings product selection, sample and packaging discussions, production-order coordination, inspection requirements and delivery discussions into the sourcing process. The manufacturing route and documents remain linked to the partner and SKU responsible for the order.
An existing product can be the starting point for your own branded pack. New formulas, shapes or packaging structures require a separate feasibility review.
Select the closest format, preferred flavor direction and intended market. A product name, photograph or packaging reference is enough to begin the discussion.
Review the requested formula, shape and pack with the relevant manufacturing partner. Define the order unit, customization scope and quotation basis for the project.
Assess the candy’s appearance, flavor and texture alongside the proposed packaging. Sample availability, development work and shipping arrangements are agreed for the project.
Align the product name, ingredient information, nutrition data, allergen information, label language and brand artwork. Review date codes, batch details and barcode placement with the pack structure.
Bring the agreed product, packaging, quantities and commercial details into the final order specification. Changes to flavor, formula or printed materials should be resolved before production approval.
We coordinate the production order, agreed inspection requirements and delivery discussions with the responsible manufacturing partner.
MOQ and timing depend on the product, formulation, tooling, printed packaging, flavor assortment and order quantity.
Yunfan coordinates sourcing with manufacturing partners, including SHANTOU CITY FUMEIDUO FOOD CO., LTD.
The partner’s ISO 22000:2018 and HACCP documentation covers candy tablet production within the stated licensed sites and scope. Supplier qualification should connect the named manufacturing partner, the applicable production scope and the product selected for your order.
| Document | Certificate number | Stated certificate period | Scope summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| ISO 22000:2018 Food Safety Management System | 007FSMS2500087 | 15 April 2025–14 April 2028 | Candy tablet production within the stated licensed sites and scope |
| HACCP System Certification | 007HACCP2500068 | 15 April 2025–14 April 2028 | Candy tablet production within the stated licensed sites and scope |
Certificate holder: SHANTOU CITY FUMEIDUO FOOD CO., LTD.
For your project, we coordinate the product specification, labeling information and inspection requirements with the relevant manufacturing partner. Manufacturing certification and product-specific label requirements are reviewed at their respective scopes.
The sugar-free description is only one part of a product decision. Compare the sweetener system, eating experience, packaging and order specification to find the right starting point for your range.
Sugar-free candy may use sugar alcohols, high-intensity sweeteners or a combination of both. Sorbitol and xylitol are sugar alcohols, while sucralose is a high-intensity sweetener. These ingredient types play different roles in the finished formulation. FDA sweetener overview.
For our mint-ring and flavored-tablet projects, sorbitol, xylitol and sucralose are relevant formulation directions to review. The exact blend and complete ingredient list follow the approved specification for the selected product and flavor.
| Ingredient type | Examples relevant to the discussion | What to compare |
|---|---|---|
| Sugar alcohols | Sorbitol, xylitol | Complete formulation, eating experience and nutrition information |
| High-intensity sweetener | Sucralose | Use within the full sweetener blend and declared ingredient list |
| Flavor and other ingredients | Product-specific | Flavor character, colors, allergens and market requirements |
The terms describe different conditions. In the United States, a sugar-free claim requires less than 0.5g of sugars per reference amount customarily consumed and per labeled serving, together with other ingredient and labeling requirements.
No sugar added concerns the ingredients and processing conditions used to make the food. It does not establish that the finished product contains no total sugars. Calorie-related statements also require separate review. US sugar-content labeling requirements.
For a private label project, choose the intended claim after reviewing the final formula and nutrition information. The wording on a reference pack should not determine the claim for a different formulation.
No. A sugar-free description does not establish the product’s total carbohydrate content or suitability for a particular diet. Compare the serving size, total carbohydrate, full ingredient list and product-specific nutrition information.
For diabetes-related decisions, carbohydrate intake and individual needs still matter. People managing diabetes should make dietary decisions with their healthcare professional. CDC guidance on carbohydrate counting.
For keto-positioned ranges or net-carb claims, the calculation needs product-specific data and a clearly defined method. A net-carb figure cannot be inferred from the product name or by treating every sweetener in the same way.
Some people experience gas or diarrhea after consuming sugar alcohols. Individual tolerance varies, so a sugar-free product should not be presented as suitable for unlimited consumption. NIDDK information on gas, NIDDK information on diarrhea.
For retail projects, review the sweetener system, serving presentation and any applicable consumption advice as part of label approval. A large outer bag and a small pocket pack create different presentation choices, even when both belong to a sugar-free assortment.
Compare the actual product against the flavor profile you want to sell. Sweetness intensity, mint strength, fruit or floral character, texture and aftertaste are more useful discussion points than an unsupported “best taste” claim.
Use the same review criteria across samples. Mint balls may be assessed as a portable tin product, mint rings as a distinctive piece format, flavored tablets as a coordinated flavor assortment, and floral mints as individually wrapped floral-fruit combinations.
| Review point | What to assess |
|---|---|
| Sweetness | Initial sweetness and how it develops |
| Mint profile | Strength and balance with the selected flavor |
| Flavor character | Fruit, cola or floral notes appropriate to the SKU |
| Texture | The eating experience of the selected piece format |
| Aftertaste | The finish after the candy has been consumed |
| Pack experience | Opening, handling and presentation of the finished retail unit |
Sample availability and the scope of any flavor adjustment are reviewed for the project. Keep the approved sample and final specification aligned when moving toward an order.
Define the ingredient requirement precisely. A natural-sweetener brief should identify the permitted sweeteners, restricted ingredients and intended label wording, then consider the complete formula, including flavors and colors.
A fruit or floral flavor name describes the intended flavor direction. It does not, by itself, establish the source of the sweetener or the presence of a particular fruit or flower extract.
For a custom brief, we coordinate the formulation discussion with the relevant manufacturing partner before the packaging claim is approved.
Compare quotations for the same approved product, net candy weight, flavor count, packaging structure and ordering unit. A lower price per carton may simply reflect a different number of retail packs or a different net weight.
For the 20g tin presentation, distinguish the individual tin from the 12-tin display. For the floral mint reference, distinguish the individual wrapper, 500g outer bag and 10-bag carton.
| Comparison basis | Keep consistent between quotations |
|---|---|
| Candy specification | Product format, flavor and approved formulation |
| Selling unit | Net weight and primary packaging |
| Assortment | Number of flavors and agreed mix |
| Printed materials | Artwork, labels and printed packaging components |
| Order unit | Packs per display and packs per carton |
| Delivery scope | Agreed freight basis and destination |
MOQ depends on the selected product and customization scope. New formulas, tooling and printed packaging can have different requirements from an existing product presentation.
Timing depends on what needs to be developed and approved. Formula work, sample review, tooling, packaging preparation, artwork approval and production scheduling can all influence the project.
Separate the production schedule from freight transit. The destination, shipment size and agreed shipping method affect delivery planning. Share a required arrival date early so the product, packaging and transport discussion can be considered together.
We review sample timing, order scheduling and delivery arrangements for the selected project.
Explore the wider mint category and related product formats.
Take a closer look at sugar-free mint product selection.
Discuss product, flavor and branded packaging requirements.
Review packaging presentation and label requirements for your project.
Tell us which product format you are considering, your target market and the packaging direction you have in mind. An estimated quantity is helpful, but a product name, photo reference or short brief is enough to start.
We can then review the product, sample and packaging requirements with the relevant manufacturing partner.