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Product labels commonly list allergens such as peanuts, soy, and milk when present. Many items also include explicit “free‑from” claims — for example, statements saying they are free from the top nine allergens or are made in a peanut‑free facility. Packaging typically highlights both present allergens and any specific exclusions to help shoppers with sensitivities.

Chocolate selections emphasize dark chocolate varieties, including flavored dark bars (examples: cashew‑vanilla, salty 70% cacao, hazelnut butter). Fruit gummy offerings list common flavors such as cherry, lemon, pineapple, orange, apple, and strawberry.

Counts vary by format: some products are single‑item packages (Package Quantity: 1), while others are multi‑pack snack formats — for example, 15‑count snack packs or 28 individually wrapped lollipops — depending on the product.

Product descriptions often emphasize mindful or ethical sourcing and cite certifications tied to ingredient origin. Common sourcing claims include USDA Organic and references to Fairtrade or Fairtrade‑sourced cocoa, as well as Rainforest Alliance certification for cocoa.

Many listings are labeled “Form: Pieces” (typical for gummies or loose candy pieces), while several chocolate items are labeled “Form: Bar.” Packaging usually indicates which form to expect.

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