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Whole Earth Brands to acquire Wholesome Sweeteners

With an initial purchase price of $180M, the transaction is set to close in 2021.

December 21, 2020

The transaction, expected to close in the first quarter of 2021, has been unanimously approved by Whole Earth Brands’ and Wholesome’s Boards of Directors.

Candy makers step up to help hurricane victims

Wholesome Sweeteners, Atkinson Candies and CandyRiffic contribute funds, sweets and moral support.

Alyse Thompson-Richards

September 20, 2017

Despite experiencing flooding in its own administrative offices, Sugar Land, Texas-based Wholesome Sweeteners, has contributed to disaster relief after Hurricane Harvey pummeled the Gulf Coast region of the state.

Balancing with better-for-you confections

Healthful ingredients, health concerns continue to be factors in introduction of better-for-you confections

Alyse Thompson-Richards

April 19, 2017

If consumers must have that candy bar or those jelly beans, they might as well make it count, right? That's where better-for-you confections come in.

Wholesome Sweeteners purchases organic candy company TruSweets

Purchase will add TruSweets' two candy brands to the Wholesome Sweeteners portfolio.

Abigail Watt

December 2, 2015

TruSweets is an innovator in organic candy with more than 25 retail skus.

Arlon Group to acquire leading organic sweetener supplier

N.Y.-based food investment firm buying Wholesome Sweeteners

Kawther Albader

April 25, 2012

Here’s hoping Wholesome Sweeteners doesn’t lose its namesake principals now that it’s been acquired by an investment firm. The company — known for its organic and Fair-Trade-certified sweeteners — has been acquired by food and agriculture investment firm Arlon Group, in partnership with Edward Billington & Son Ltd.

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