Imported from Germany
German Haribo Gummies, Imported
The Haribo you remember from Germany: Goldbären, Pfirsiche, Happy-Cola and the licorice mixes that never made it to US shelves. Every bag here is the German-market version, with its ingredients, gelatin source and allergens listed on the product page.
- German recipes. Packed for the German market, not the US version.
- Hard-to-find flavors. Varieties you won't see at the supermarket.
- Every detail listed. Ingredients, gelatin and allergens on each product.
- Ships with your deli order. Dry goods, no ice packs needed.
11 products
Why import?
German Haribo vs. the bag at the US supermarket
Same brand, different candy. Haribo makes products for each country, so the German bags taste, look and read differently from the US ones.
Ingredients and bag sizes vary by product. Each product page lists the details from the exact bag we sell.
Questions about German Haribo
Is this the same Haribo sold in US stores?
No. These bags are made for the German market and imported. Recipes, flavor line-ups and bag sizes can differ from US Haribo, even when the name looks the same. Each product page shows the German name, where it was made and the ingredients from the bag.
Does German Haribo contain gelatin?
Most Haribo fruit gummies are made with pork gelatin. Licorice and some other candies are gelatin-free. Every product page lists the gelatin source, and you can use the Gelatin-free filter above.
Is there an English ingredient label?
Yes. Every imported bag carries an English label with ingredients, allergens and nutrition facts, and we copy those details onto each product page.
Will gummies melt in shipping?
Gummies don't melt like chocolate, but they can soften or stick together in high heat. They firm up again once cool. Store them in a cool, dry place.
Can I add Haribo to my deli order?
Yes. Candy ships in the same order as your sausages, bread and pantry items, so you only check out once.