Blue 1 (Brilliant Blue FCF) in Candy: What You Should Know
Blue 1 is one of the most common artificial dyes in American candy. Here's what it is, where it's found, and what the research says about its safety.
Bag count guides
Find the right USA Gummies bag count
Use these guides to match bag count to the moment. Choose a gift bag count, plan party snacks, or order bulk gummy bears for teams and events.
Quick picks by occasion
Gift bag counts
4 bags
Thank-you gifts and care packages.
5 bags
Free shipping and easy gifting.
8 bags
A common pick for families and offices.
12 bags
Large lists and bigger gifts.
Most gifts land at 5 or 8 bags.
Gummy gift bag options
Gift-ready bag counts for birthdays, thank yous, and care packages.
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Patriotic party snacks
Bag-count picks for July 4th and USA-themed events.
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Patriotic candy gifts
American made candy gifts for July 4th, Veterans Day, and America 250.
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Bulk gummy bears
Crowd-ready bag counts for teams, clients, and events.
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Titanium Dioxide in Candy: Why It's Banned in Europe and Still Used in the US
Titanium dioxide (E171) makes candy look brighter and more opaque. The EU banned it in 2022. Here's what American candy buyers should know.