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XUTE

XUTE

CHEWING GUM MANUFACTURER

Capable of developing and producing a wide range of sweet products, including biscuits, chocolate, hard candies, soft candies and more.

XUTE

XUTE

Be compatible with a wide range of foods and gifts

Our products are sourced from Europe and Asia, including countries and regions such as Germany, Italy, Belgium, China (including Taiwan Region), Japan, South Korea, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia, etc.

XUTE

XUTE

Custom Solutions - OEM & ODM

Global standards, strict quality control, modern manufacturing facilities and multiple international certifications ensure each batch meets your market’s regulations and expectations.

MAIN PRODUCTS

Capable of developing and producing a wide range of sweet products, including biscuits, chocolate, hard candies, soft candies and more.

Crispy Candy

Crispy Candy

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Chewing Gum

Chewing Gum

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Crispy Candy

Crispy Candy

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Bubble Circle

Bubble Circle

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Fresh Mint Chewing Gum

Fresh Mint Chewing Gum

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Bubble Gum

Bubble Gum

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Refresh Chewing Gum

Refresh Chewing Gum

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Crispy Chewing Gum

Crispy Chewing Gum

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SINCE 1998

XUTE FOOD

In the global food industry, we pursue quality, trust and growth. Founded in 1998, Xute Company has developed into a well-known chewing gum manufacturer, renowned for its advanced facilities, certified quality and customer-oriented services. We integrate traditional food craftsmanship with modern technology to meet the evolving needs of the global market.

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Factory Area

24000 ㎡

Industry Experience

20 + years

Exported Countries

50 +

Skilled Employees

150 +

WHY CHOOSE US

Certified & Trustworthy Manufacturing

Backed by global standards, strict quality control and modern manufacturing facilities, we hold multiple international certifications to ensure each batch meets your market’s regulations and expectations.

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Deliver exceptional service for every order.
Certified Quality - Products comply with ISO, HACCP, SMETA and other international standards.
Strong Production Capacity - Our modern factory boasts 24,000 square meters of facilities and advanced equipment.
Global Export Expertise - Serving over 50 countries worldwide.
Custom Solutions - OEM & ODM.

We offer 5 key advantages for your cooperation

Capable of developing and producing a wide range of sweet products, including biscuits, chocolates, hard candies, soft candies and more.

Compatible with various foods and gifts.

Production bases in Southeast Asia provide more comprehensive supply security.

Meet certification and quality control standards for all major retailers in Europe and the Americas.

Decades of experience and strong resource capabilities deliver preparation and delivery guarantees.

Best Services For You

Product Customization / Transportation / Shelf Life / Product Diversification

Product customization (OEM, ODM): brand, packaging
Multi channel transportation: air freight, express shipping, regular shipping, truck delivery.
Shelf life: Due to the large order volume, we can provide customers with the latest production date.
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Product diversification: Our products come from Europe and Asia, such as Germany, Italy, Belgium, China, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Indonesia, Thailand, Vietnam, Malaysia and other regions.

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Customer Feedback

What say our customers

Professional and trustworthy! Their modern facilities and adherence to global standards make every batch of goods safe and compliant. Great experience working with them.

——David from Israel

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Love their global sourcing from Europe and Asia! The products are consistent in quality, backed by strict quality control. Will keep ordering for sure.

——Emily from USA

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Seamless OEM/ODM cooperation! They understood our needs quickly and delivered customized solutions that matched our food & gift lines perfectly. Highly recommend!

——Carlos from Chile

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NEWS & BLOG

Blog and information.

The development of the candy industry in recent years

The development of the candy industry in recent years

20 Nov,2025

As one of the two traditional pillar snack industries in China, the candy industry maintains rapid growth and continuously expands its potential market share. In the past five years, China's candy market has maintained an annual growth rate of 8% -12%. In 2011, the scale of China's candy industry had reached 62 billion yuan. As the domestic candy industry develops and expands, various types of candies such as health, low sugar, fun, and ecological types are accelerating their collective attack on China's candy market internationally. Compared to this, the products in China's candy market appear to be very single, and under the dual pressure of foreign companies' pressure and fierce competition from domestic companies, there are many obstacles to product development in China's candy industry. The competition among domestic candy companies mainly stays at the price level, and the development of new fields is clearly insufficient compared to foreign investment. The phenomenon of product homogenization seriously hinders the competition between domestic candy enterprises and foreign brands, making their profits far inferior to foreign brands, and forcing the main battlefield of domestic brands to sink into the secondary and tertiary markets. It is worth noting that the global annual per capita consumption of candy is around 3 kilograms, while in China it is only 0.7 kilograms. Therefore, the candy market in China has enormous development potential. The breakthrough of domestic enterprises should focus on product updates and upgrades, constantly launching new products and enriching product varieties. The candy industry in China is facing a demand pattern of small products and large markets, and candy production enterprises are in a stage of structural adjustment, product updates, survival of the fittest, and corporate restructuring. As the market operation of candy products shifts from product competition to marketing, the candy industry has entered the era of brand competition.

Stricter regulations are coming for the candy industry, and packaging labels will continue to be improved

Stricter regulations are coming for the candy industry, and packaging labels will continue to be improved

20 Nov,2025

At the recent annual meeting of the European Confectionery and Biscuit Association (CAOBISCO) held in Brussels, representatives from candy manufacturers such as Mars, Ferrero, Mondelez, Nestle, and the European Commission discussed the role that the candy industry should play in health issues. The European Consumer Organization (BEUC) stated that for candy companies, what consumers want is to restrict the children's market. Starting from curbing obesity According to the World Health Organization, one-third of children in Europe are overweight or obese, with levels of sugar, salt, and saturated fatty acids far exceeding dietary recommendations. In other regions, this issue cannot be ignored and must be given attention. Restricting advertisements According to data from the American Psychological Association, children are influenced by television commercials to choose unhealthy foods, which is a crucial factor contributing to obesity. Data shows that children who watch more TV every day consume more total calories, as well as more fast food and sugary drinks. Therefore, BEUC requires candy, food, and beverage manufacturers to reduce the addition of sugar, salt, and saturated fatty acids, while increasing the intake of fruits, vegetables, nuts, and healthy protein. For candy manufacturers, the first thing to do is to reduce the market. In 2010, CAOBISCO proposed a declaration for member companies to join the European Union, which called for a ban on advertising to children under the age of 12. Mars, Ferrero, Mondelez, and Nestle have all announced their adherence to the declaration. Declaration of Accession to the European Union The EU declaration has certain limitations. Today's children still receive a lot of information that prompts them to choose unhealthy foods, such as candies, cookies, and other snacks with cartoon characters printed on their packaging. The advertising of EU member companies accounts for 80% of the EU food and beverage industry. Pauline Castres, a food policy official at BEUC, said that candy manufacturers should reflect on health issues, and government departments should also play a role in setting goals. At present, food companies are voluntarily joining the EU Declaration, and various food companies have made improvement policies for the children's market. Stricter regulations are coming soon The UK Advertising Council (CAP) is currently introducing policies to completely ban advertising for high-fat, high salt, and high sugar foods (HFSS), which is an extension of the current requirements for non broadcast media such as online platforms. Although many member companies have restructured their products, adjusting the packaging size is still a measure taken by many large companies. Control packaging quantity Castres strongly supports CAOBISCO's request to reduce the packaging size of candy products, but also points out that the price of small packaged foods should be appropriately reduced to make it affordable for consumers. She said, "Small volume packaging will be more than twice as expensive as other sizes of packaging, which low-income families cannot afford In addition, Castres believes that the size of each portion indicated on the trademark should truly reflect how much consumers actually eat. The amount of sugar added will be indicated BEUC stated that the EU's legislation on "Food Information Provided to Consumers (FIC)" means that from December 13, 2016, food companies will have an obligation to provide nutritional information for their products. Such labels will not be a big problem for candy companies, and consumers will not be shocked to find sugar in chocolate. Relatively speaking, it may have a greater impact on other categories, such as when consumers see a lot of sugar in what they consider to be a very healthy milk mixed breakfast, or when they see a lot of sugar in healthy cereal bars, they are usually surprised. In the United States, Mars Chocolate supports labeling of added sugar, and the National Confectionery Association has also stated that the nutritional chart of the product needs further modification. BEUC supports the launch of a traffic light signal labeling system in the European Union. Castres stated that traffic light signal labels will not only target obesity issues, but will also help consumers identify high levels of sugar and saturated fatty acid content in products that claim to be very healthy.

Stricter regulations are coming for the candy industry, and packaging labels will continue to be improved

Stricter regulations are coming for the candy industry, and packaging labels will continue to be improved

20 Nov,2025

At the recent annual meeting of the European Confectionery and Biscuit Association (CAOBISCO) held in Brussels, representatives from candy manufacturers such as Mars, Ferrero, Mondelez, Nestle, and the European Commission discussed the role that the candy industry should play in health issues. The European Consumer Organization (BEUC) stated that for candy companies, what consumers want is to restrict the children's market. Starting from curbing obesity According to the World Health Organization, one-third of children in Europe are overweight or obese, with levels of sugar, salt, and saturated fatty acids far exceeding dietary recommendations. In other regions, this issue cannot be ignored and must be given attention. Restricting advertisements According to data from the American Psychological Association, children are influenced by television commercials to choose unhealthy foods, which is a crucial factor contributing to obesity. Data shows that children who watch more TV every day consume more total calories, as well as more fast food and sugary drinks. Therefore, BEUC requires candy, food, and beverage manufacturers to reduce the addition of sugar, salt, and saturated fatty acids, while increasing the intake of fruits, vegetables, nuts, and healthy protein. For candy manufacturers, the first thing to do is to reduce the market. In 2010, CAOBISCO proposed a declaration for member companies to join the European Union, which called for a ban on advertising to children under the age of 12. Mars, Ferrero, Mondelez, and Nestle have all announced their adherence to the declaration. Declaration of Accession to the European Union The EU declaration has certain limitations. Today's children still receive a lot of information that prompts them to choose unhealthy foods, such as candies, cookies, and other snacks with cartoon characters printed on their packaging. The advertising of EU member companies accounts for 80% of the EU food and beverage industry. Pauline Castres, a food policy official at BEUC, said that candy manufacturers should reflect on health issues, and government departments should also play a role in setting goals. At present, food companies are voluntarily joining the EU Declaration, and various food companies have made improvement policies for the children's market. Stricter regulations are coming soon The UK Advertising Council (CAP) is currently introducing policies to completely ban advertising for high-fat, high salt, and high sugar foods (HFSS), which is an extension of the current requirements for non broadcast media such as online platforms. Although many member companies have restructured their products, adjusting the packaging size is still a measure taken by many large companies. Control packaging quantity Castres strongly supports CAOBISCO's request to reduce the packaging size of candy products, but also points out that the price of small packaged foods should be appropriately reduced to make it affordable for consumers. She said, "Small volume packaging will be more than twice as expensive as other sizes of packaging, which low-income families cannot afford In addition, Castres believes that the size of each portion indicated on the trademark should truly reflect how much consumers actually eat. The amount of sugar added will be indicated BEUC stated that the EU's legislation on "Food Information Provided to Consumers (FIC)" means that from December 13, 2016, food companies will have an obligation to provide nutritional information for their products. Such labels will not be a big problem for candy companies, and consumers will not be shocked to find sugar in chocolate. Relatively speaking, it may have a greater impact on other categories, such as when consumers see a lot of sugar in what they consider to be a very healthy milk mixed breakfast, or when they see a lot of sugar in healthy cereal bars, they are usually surprised. In the United States, Mars Chocolate supports labeling of added sugar, and the National Confectionery Association has also stated that the nutritional chart of the product needs further modification. BEUC supports the launch of a traffic light signal labeling system in the European Union. Castres stated that traffic light signal labels will not only target obesity issues, but will also help consumers identify high levels of sugar and saturated fatty acid content in products that claim to be very healthy.

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