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Quality Candy Company

www.qcandy.com

 
Quality Candy Company is a leading manufacturer and distributor of high quality hard candy and soft sugar candy. In addition to a leading position in the foodservice market, Quality Candy produces and sells two distinct lines of branded products: King Leo®, the oldest continuously sold brand of peppermint candy, dating back to 1901; and Gilliam®, a brand of colorful stick candy and high quality hard candy dating back to 1927. Combined, the two brands make Quality Candy the leading manufacturer of stick candy in North America. Quality Candy also provides contract manufacturing services to leading marketers of both ...
  • Number of Employees: 0-25
  • Annual Revenue: $0-1 Million
  • www.qcandy.com
  • 3535 Executive Terminal Dr Suite 100
    Henderson, NV USA 89052
  • Phone: 702.565.4711

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