Generally, it’s legal to resell purchased candy. The items are yours to sell once bought. Manufacturers have little control after the first sale. Candy stores need sales tax permits and business licenses to operate. Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups are a top-selling U.S. candy, invented by H.B. Reese in 1923 after he founded his company. Schools often don’t allow selling on grounds. Selling homemade candy on Amazon requires licenses and a facility. Reselling purchased candy is generally legal. Candy stores are profitable given the wide appeal. Candy makes good gifts. Using logos requires manufacturer permission. Top-selling global candy bars are Snickers, Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups, and Toblerone. Homemade candy can be profitable. U.S. confectionery sales should reach $38 billion by 2020. Wholesaling pre-packaged candy needs fewer permits than manufacturing. Cottage laws limit homemade candy sales, requiring listed ingredients. Purchased candy can be resold for profit. But selling online may require authorized distributor invoices, not just store receipts.
Generally, purchased candy can be resold legally. The items are yours to sell once bought. Manufacturers have little control after purchase is made. Candy stores need sales tax permits and business licenses to operate. Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups are a top U.S. seller, created in 1923 by HB Reese who founded the company. Schools often prohibit sales on grounds. Selling on Amazon requires licenses and facilities. Reselling purchased items is normally legal. Candy stores are profitable given wide appeal. Candy makes good gifts. Logo use requires manufacturer permission. Top global sellers are Snickers, Reese’s, and Toblerone. Homemade can be profitable too. Confectionery sales should reach $38 billion in the U.S. by 2020. Pre-packaged candy wholesaling requires fewer permits than manufacturing. Cottage laws limit homemade sales, with listed ingredients required. Purchased candy is profitable to resell. But selling online may need authorized distributor invoices, beyond just store receipts.