Vegetarian Haribo is labelled as vegetarian, but no Haribo sweets are labelled as vegan. This is because there is a risk of cross-contamination within the factories. Haribo may contain traces of animal ingredients, including milk. Suggested read: Is food that ‘may contain milk’ vegan? Which Haribo sweets are vegan and vegetarian? To find out which vegetarian Haribo are also suitable for vegans, the general rule is that if the sweets are shiny, they are glazed with beeswax. If they are covered in sugar, then they are vegan. With a colourful soft range of bulk mallows from the leading maker Frisia confectionery, there are many choices and abstract shapes to choose from. With nostalgic favourites such as marshmallow cables, mini chamallows and BBQ mallows, these are known worldwide and come with their own unique size and taste. Our range of bon bons and mallows always continues to grow as manufacturers introduce new flavours such as strawberry and jam roly poly.

Whilst most vegans accept that cross-contamination happens and that manufacturers avoid it where possible, strict vegans and people with severe food allergies may look to avoid any food that has been made in the same environment as ingredients like milk. The following table shows which Haribo sweets are vegan and vegetarian in the UK. Please note that ingredients may vary by country. Haribo sweets Marshmallows are one of the most popular sectors within the confectionery industry. They are sold all over the world in sweet shops. We have fruit flavoured mallows in bulk bags, dusted mallows and even a chewy variety to make sure that there is something for everyone at Appleton sweets.

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