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Haribo Bringing 'Delicious' US Sweets to UK in Time for Halloween

The 140g bat-shaped gummies cost £1.25 and join returning seasonal favourites as Haribo targets stronger Halloween sales.

  • Haribo launched its first-ever UK-exclusive sour Halloween sweet, Haribo Sour Bats, now available in the wholesale and convenience channel for £1.25 per 140g bag.
  • Originally popular across the Atlantic, the gummy treats generated significant interest from fans who previously issued public appeals for their release in the UK market.
  • The bat-shaped gummies feature three fruity pairings—orange and blackcurrant, green apple and blackcurrant, and cherry and blackcurrant—while each pack carries the 'Halloween Monster Approved' stamp with refreshed Goldbear designs.
  • Duncan Tyrrell, Head of Category at Haribo UK, is advising retailers to stock up early to maximize seasonal sales, noting that Halloween falls on Saturday this year.
  • Returning favorites round out the seasonal collection, including Haribo Bone Shakers, MAOAM Halloween Mixx, MAOAM Stripes, and the Starmix Pumpkin Bumper Box.
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Haribo bringing hit American sweets to UK stores before Halloween

Haribo has launched its first-ever Halloween-themed sour sweet in the UK, called Haribo Sour Bats

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Haribo bringing 'delicious' US sweets to UK in time for Halloween

Haribo has launched its first-ever Halloween-themed sour sweet in the UK, called Haribo Sour Bats

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NationalWorld broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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