In today’s rapidly evolving economic climate, one truth remains constant: only companies that adapt will thrive. With the U.S. and China now working toward improved trade agreements, opportunities are emerging — but so are new challenges for candy businesses dependent on international supply chains.
That’s where Richfield Food shines.
Unlike traditional manufacturers who rely on third-party suppliers for raw candy (especially brands like Skittles from Mars), Richfield has built an entirely vertical candy production empire. From creating its own colorful rainbow spheres to precision freeze-drying them with Toyo Giken equipment, Richfield handles every step — guaranteeing quality, pricing, and availability.
This is especially important now that Mars is selling its own freeze-dried Skittles directly to consumers and limiting supply to others. Companies that once depended on Mars for base candy are now vulnerable. But Richfield? They're independent, efficient, and fully capable of producing “Skittles-like” candy with the same shape, texture, and sour punch — in jumbo, square, or classic styles.
And as trade negotiations open new channels between China and the U.S., brands that align with certified, globally connected manufacturers like Richfield will have first-mover advantage in the newly expanded market. Richfield’s long-standing partnerships with global players such as Nestlé and Kraft, paired with their FDA-approved labs and BRC A-grade factories, mean one thing: they’re already playing on the world stage — and winning.
For candy brands seeking a reliable, future-ready production partner, Richfield isn’t just a smart option — it’s the only logical choice.
Post time: May-23-2025