The Wall Street Journal reports that former Disney Chief Executive Michael Eisner will be selling Bazooka Candy Brands to global buyout firm Apax Partners. 

Chocolate is a treat that will never go out of style—whether it’s a consumer purchasing it for their own consumption, or perhaps as a gift for friends or family, it is a well-loved dessert. 

River Street Sweets has made a generous donation of $1,973 to support the Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Coastal Empire.

It makes sense that mint sales are up (though modestly, when looking at units sold) as recovery from the effects of the pandemic marches on. 

CandyRific is rolling out a line of Mini Backpacks, beginning in October, for Every Day, as well as Valentine’s Day and Easter 2024, in both licensed and non-licensed selections. 

Starting August 23, consumers can beat the heat with the Caramel Apple Hot Fudge Sundae available for a limited time at Ghirardelli Chocolate Shops around the country.

Some candies don’t fit neatly into one column or another. That’s okay; the “other” candies like marshmallows, spreads, interactive novelty items, and such seem to be fitting into consumers’ candy budgets just fine. 

Willy Wonka-style experience allows visitors to watch celebrity pastry chef Sabrina Coombs high-quality confections being made before their eyes.

The Dizzies brand is launching in California with soda-themed gummies, as well as infused pre-rolls and pre-ground flower.

The new See's Candies flagship store, located at Sunrise Boulevard and Uplands Way in Citrus Heights, CA, is now open, reports the Citrus Heights Sentinel.