Valentine’s Day candy, conversation hearts alternatives While the iconic Sweethearts Hearts won’t be available this year, there are several ways you can still share sweet sentiments with your ...

According to the CandyStore.com data, 11.4% of total Valentine’s Day sales in 2022 were conversation hearts, making these sweets the most-purchased candy for the fifth time since 2016.

Florida-based Hoffmann Family of Companies, a private equity firm, has acquired Ponchatoula-based Elmer Chocolate, one of the ...

You’re probably familiar with this kind of candy. You know, the little heart-shaped candy with Valentine’s Day-themed phrases on them like “B mine,” that kind of thing.

Valentine’s Day—the holiday of saccharine prewritten remarks in Hallmark cards, overpriced prix-fixe dinners, and stress—is solely redeemed by its candy.

Candy giant Ferrero introduced its 2023 holiday lineup earlier than ever with an assortment of new items for Valentine's Day. Butterfinger and Crunch Valentine's Minis, as well as heart shaped ...

Figures from Statista.com show that U.S. sales of all candy totaled nearly $2.8 billion in the six weeks leading up to Valentine’s Day in 2016. Get top headlines in your inbox every afternoon.

You can spread a little sweet puppy (and kitty) love this Valentine’s Day, thanks to an animal-loving girl from California.Expressions of “Pugs & Kittens” can be found in this year’s mix ...

This year, Sweethearts fans like Ms. Pake may be forced to turn to Brach’s, the Illinois-based candy company whose conversation hearts have been a Valentine’s Day mainstay for decades.

Haribo's new Valentine's offerings include this adorable Be Mine Mix peg bag, with a limited edition mix of heart, O, and X-shaped gummies in 3 flavors: raspberry, cherry and pineapple.

But, according to online bulk candy store CandyStore.com, the more kid-friendly candy conversation hearts have taken over as the nation's most popular Valentine's Day candy.

Figures from Statista.com show that U.S. sales of all candy totaled nearly $2.8 billion in the six weeks leading up to Valentine’s Day in 2016.