Haribo World Mix

Haribo World Mix is a popular candy assortment featuring a variety of gummy textures and shapes. The brand was founded in 1920 by Hans Riegel in Bonn, Germany. The name 'Haribo' is an acronym for Hans Riegel Bonn.

The product shown in the image is specifically labeled with French marketing text ('... c'est beau la vie ... pour les grands et les petits!'), indicating it is destined for the French market. Haribo operates several large production facilities in France, notably in Uzès and Marseille, which supply a significant portion of the European confectionery market. While the brand is German and maintains global headquarters in Grafschaft, its manufacturing is decentralized across over a dozen countries, with France being one of its most important production hubs.

Today, Haribo remains a family-owned enterprise. The company is known for creating the world's first gummy bear (the Goldbear) and continues to be a world leader in fruit gums and licorice production.