HARIBO Halal Soft Jelly, 1000 g

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It is important to note that while Haribo does not use any gluten-containing ingredients in their gummy candies, they cannot guarantee that their products are entirely gluten-free. This is because they use wheat in some of their other products, and there is a possibility of cross-contamination during the manufacturing process.

Our gummy candies are made primarily from a mixture of glucose syrup, sugar, and gelatine. We also use a variety of natural and artificial flavours and colours to create the unique taste and appearance of each product. However, some of our products may contain wheat-based glucose syrup, which can contain traces of gluten.If you are a fan of gummy bears but have a gluten allergy or intolerance, you may be wondering what alternatives are available. Fortunately, there are several brands of gluten-free gummy bears and other candies that you can enjoy without worrying about gluten. It is important to note that not all products that contain wheat, barley, or rye contain gluten. Some products, such as distilled alcoholic beverages, do not contain gluten, as the distillation process removes the gluten protein.

Haribo is a German confectionery company that has been around for over 100 years. They are best known for their gummy candies, such as Goldbears and Happy Cola, but they also produce a variety of other sweets, including licorice, marshmallows, and fruit chews. Other gluten-free candy brands include Jelly Belly, Skittles, and Starburst. While they may not offer gummy bears specifically, they do offer a variety of gluten-free candies that you can enjoy. Craving tubs of Star Mix or the inventive Soda Twist Zing? Discover the captivating Strawberry Balla Stixx or the timeless Gold Bears. For an exclusive treat, indulge in our Rhubarb and Custard or the Terrific Turtles tubs.Marks & Spencer introduced gelatin-free vegan gummy flamingos earlier this year and last year, the classic ’80s candy Bonkers! was re-launched as vegan after the original non-vegan version of the soft fruit chew was unavailable for more than 20 years.