Every Diablo line we can load for export, in one place: the no-added-sugar chocolate bars and gift boxes, the sugar-free cakes and muffins, the wafers and cookies, the sandwich cookies, the boiled sweets and gummies, the chocolate spreads, jams and peanut butter, the muesli and protein bars, the chocolate buttons and the dessert sauces.
Diablo is a British no-added-sugar brand, and this page is the whole of it as we stock it: one brand, one set of case configurations and one order, from an 85g chocolate bar to a jar of hazelnut spread. It is the range an importer reaches for when a retailer asks for a sugar-free or diabetic-friendly shelf that still looks like confectionery and bakery — the packs are bright, the names are the ones shoppers know, and part of the range is sweetened with stevia, which is written on the pack and in the product name.
The chocolate is the natural place to start a listing. The 85g and 75g bars — milk, dark, dark with hazelnut, dark with orange, white with strawberry, 80% dark with stevia, milk with almonds, milk with crispy rice, white, and milk with hazelnuts — come fifteen or twelve to a case, with the 85g bars at eighty cases a layer and 480 to a pallet. Beside them sit the 115g and 142g gift boxes, the 200g Dubai-style bar in a case of twelve, the tube and bag of milk chocolate buttons, and the 40g peanut treats. The hazelnut and white chocolate spreads in the 350g jar load from the same pallet.
The bakery side is where the brand earns its space in a cash-and-carry. The 200g cakes — chocolate chip, orange, chocolate, lemon, cinnamon and walnut — come eight to a case, with a 400g marble cake and the 450g apple and forest-fruit filled cakes alongside. The 45g muffins are listed both as singles, twenty-four to a case, and as six-packs, twelve to a case, which gives a retailer a grab-and-go line and a multipack from the same bake. The 150g chocolate and coconut wafers come twenty-eight to a case; the cookies — peanut, chocolate chip, coconut, goji berry, cranberry, hazelnut, butter, almond and digestive — twelve or eighteen to a case; the 44g sandwich cookies forty-eight to a case and the 176g packs twelve.
The sweets are the impulse lines: the 75g bags of strawberry, lemon, cappuccino and mint cream sweets, fruit toffees and butter sweets, and the gummy bears, cola bottles and gummy drops, sixteen to a case. The grocery lines round the order off: the 230g apricot and strawberry jams in a case of six, the crunchy and smooth peanut butter in the 350g jar, the 30g muesli bars in plain and yoghurt-coated flavours at twenty-eight and thirty-two to a case, the 55g protein bars, and the 290ml dessert sauces — chocolate, salted caramel, strawberry, blueberry and maple — ten to a case.
Everything here is ambient and non-perishable, with shelf lives from a year to two years from production on most of the range, so a sea freight order to the Gulf, East or West Africa, the Caribbean or the Far East is straightforward and nothing needs a reefer. The bars, cookies and sweets are light and cube out before they weigh out; the jars, spreads and sauces are heavy, which makes them a good counterweight to a confectionery-led container that would otherwise sail with air in it. Units per case, cases per pallet, pack size and the barcode are published on every line, so the container can be planned before a price is agreed.
We are a UK exporter. The range loads from our UK depot for importers and distributors, by the case or by the pallet, and it consolidates with the rest of the catalogue — the mainstream confectionery, the biscuits, the soft drinks and the grocery — on one order, one invoice and one container. Sign in to a trade account and case prices are on screen as you build the quote; without an account, send us the list and we come back with a quotation, usually within a working day.
1 brand across 80+ live lines — Diablo. Every one is bought directly from the manufacturer, and the list below is the range we hold.
Diablo Sugar Free runs from 22g to 450g here. Case, layer and pallet counts sit on every line in the shop, so you can size an order before you ask us to price it.
We are a UK exporter: Diablo Sugar Free loads from our UK depot for importers and distributors in more than 60 markets, and consolidates with anything else in the catalogue — mix brands and categories across one order, one invoice and one container. Chocolate and anything heat-sensitive is worth a conversation about reefer before you fix the volume.
The whole range we can source for export: the 85g and 75g no-added-sugar chocolate bars, the gift boxes and the 200g Dubai-style bar, chocolate buttons and peanut treats, the 200g, 400g and 450g cakes, single and six-pack muffins, chocolate and coconut wafers, the cookie range including the sandwich cookies, the 75g cream sweets, toffees and gummies, the hazelnut and white chocolate spreads, the apricot and strawberry jams, crunchy and smooth peanut butter, muesli and protein bars and the 290ml dessert sauces. Every line is listed below with its own barcode.
Both wordings appear on the packs and we keep the brand's own wording on every line: most of the chocolate, sweets, spreads, jams and sauces are no added sugar, the cakes, muffins, wafers and sandwich cookies are sugar free, and part of the chocolate range is sweetened with stevia, which is in the product name. Check the line you need; the name says which.
Yes. These lines are ordered by the case, and the units per case and cases per pallet are published on every line, so you can build a mixed pallet across chocolate, bakery, sweets and grocery or take full pallets of the fast sellers.
None of it needs a reefer — it is all ambient and non-perishable, with shelf lives from a year to two years from production on most lines. The chocolate travels like any other chocolate: on a Gulf or East African route in summer we load it in a container that keeps it out of direct sun, and the shelf life you will receive is confirmed on the quotation.
Sign in to a trade account and prices are on screen as you build the quote. Without an account you can still send us a list and we come back with a quotation, usually within a working day — an account is not a gate, it is the faster of the two routes.
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You get a price back usually the same working day.
