Sunkist Fruit Gems are being discontinued by Ferrara, a Chicago-based candy company that also owns Jelly Belly, Brachs and ...

Jelly Belly stopped producing kosher Sunkist Fruit Gems in the United States in May, citing insufficient demand, the ...

Ahead of my New Jersey synagogue’s first bar mitzvah this weekend, we learned that Sunkist Fruit Gems, the popular sacred ...

Sunkist Fruit Gems—those colorful, sugar-coated, chewy little candies that seemed to appear at every Jewish simcha—have officially been discontinued.

Private label and speciality confectionery business, Nassau Candy, has unveiled its latest Clever Candy Fruit Jelly Jewels, ...

For years, Sunkist Fruit Gems have been the candy thrown at b’nai mitzvah celebrations across American synagogues. Now that ...

I can’t think of many bar or bat mitzvahs that I’ve attended where these candies were not thrown and given out." ...

If it wasn't for the internet, you probably wouldn't know about the tasty snack that is jelly fruit candy. Like the Carpool Karaoke microphone and Squishmallows, they're another viral sensation that ...