Confectionery is a diverse sales market covering everything from traditional sweets and chocolate to premium confectionery, snacks and specialist products. For independent sales agents, this creates opportunities to represent producers and distributors selling into retailers, wholesalers, hospitality businesses and other commercial buyers.
SalesAgents.uk features confectionery companies looking for experienced agents who can introduce their products to new customers and help develop sales across the UK.
If you already have contacts within relevant retail, wholesale or foodservice markets, a confectionery range can provide an opportunity to add complementary products to your existing portfolio and generate an additional commission income stream.
View the current confectionery sales opportunities below, or register with us to hear about new opportunities as they become available.
AVJ Foods has been producing snacks since 1994. Today, the company is an IFS-certified Lithuanian manufacturer, operating under three brands:…
boxxed up ltd has been running for 6 years and has developed into a leading gifting company with sales into…
Since 1852, Urbani Truffles UK Ltd has nurtured a passion for truffles that has spanned six generations. Driven by love…
You don’t necessarily need to specialise in confectionery to find a suitable sales opportunity in this sector. Some of the businesses advertising through SalesAgents.uk are looking for agents with contacts across much broader food, drink, retail and hospitality markets.
If you have experience in one of these areas, it may be worth considering confectionery opportunities even if you have never represented a confectionery brand before. Your existing market knowledge, contacts and access to relevant buyers could already provide much of the experience a principal is looking for.
Fill out the form linked below to register a profile on our website. You can choose if you want to make your profile visible for our clients or just to the Salesagents.uk team. The main point is that we’ll add the tag “sweets” to your profile so we’ll notify as soon as a new opportunity that matches this criteria appears.
Contact us and include some information about the products you want agents to sell. We have agents in all market sectors so the products can in the sweets and confectionery market, but doesn’t have to be. One of our account managers will get back to you with information and a suggestion shortly thereafter.
The UK Confectionery Market in Numbers
The UK has a substantial confectionery market, with opportunities spanning chocolate, traditional sweets, premium products and specialist ranges. The figures below highlight the scale of the industry and some of the commercial trends influencing it.
In 2025, the UK exported approximately 51,547 tonnes of sugar confectionery, worth around US$319 million (£242 million).
Ireland, the United States, Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany were among the leading destinations.
These figures cover sugar confectionery, including white chocolate, but exclude chocolate products containing cocoa.
They demonstrate that the sector extends beyond domestic retail, with established international trade in confectionery products.
According to Euromonitor International’s August 2026 research, UK chocolate confectionery retail sales are forecast to reach £9.7 billion in 2026.
The market continues to experience growth in value, partly because of higher prices and demand for premium products.
For independent sales agents, this highlights the scale of the chocolate market and the importance of product positioning, particularly when representing premium chocolate, specialist confectionery and gifting brands.
Research published by Kantar in January 2026 revealed that sales of seasonal chocolate tubs increased by 19% during the four weeks leading up to Christmas 2025.
Almost one million additional shoppers purchased these products compared with the previous year, despite rising prices and smaller average pack sizes.
For sales agents representing confectionery brands, this demonstrates how seasonal purchasing can create additional commercial opportunities beyond everyday sales, particularly for products suited to gifting and festive occasions.