I pay 90 dollars for a bucket of the syrup i use with shipping, at 50 dollars a bucket my cost per gummy would decrease .002 cents which means on my 3000 piece standard batches im paying 6 dollars more per 3k piece batch using my syrup vs your at 50 dollars a batch
Considering it costs me 25 dollars for 50 pounds of sugar it would be even less then that since i get my sugar for cheaper then you do
It also sounds to me like youre using gmo corn syrup based on the price point youre getting 5 gallons of corn syrup for
The day that 6 bucks per batch matters to me is the day I quit this industry lol
Quality is king. When you can get my gummies for cheaper or the same price as yours theres no reason someone wouldnt choose my product over yours other then brand loyalty. We get it youre biggest concern is making as cheap of a gummy as possible, mine is making the best gummy possible taste and health wise. You even said it yourself
You do realize corn syrup is the reason Americans are over weight
Some people smoke mids, some people smoke top shelf. The top shelf people wont smoke mids based on the price point but if a mids smoker can get top shelf for the price of mids i guarantee theyll take the top shelf over mids
So, using your price point of 90$/5gal, I am guessing that you might be using blue agave nectar/syrup. If so, it seems that the fructose content of blue agave is around 80% which would be just about as healthy as HFCS. At the end of the day, syrup is gonna be bad for you, and I think it is splitting hairs about where it actually comes from.
We get it youre biggest concern is making as cheap of a gummy as possible
That is fairly bold of you to assume, but is not actually based in reality. I could definitely make them cheaper but have found a nice balance between cost and quality. Iâve heard great reviews of your gummies and am not knocking them. Just know that I have had great reviews of my gummies as well by members that have also had yours. All I am trying to say about quality is that there is diminishing returns and few custies have refined enough pallates and awareness of production methods to distinguish the difference between a really good gummy and a great gummy. Packaging and price point will matter more in the end, but I am glad that you have a recipe that works for you!
Nope never used agave syrup. My prebiotic sweetener is actually around 40% fructose so it has a reduced sugar content compared to most syrups and is healthier for you because of it.
Pallate has nothing to do with being able to put stuff like " non gmo" or âall organic, with no artificial colorings, no artificial flavorings,and no high fructose corn syrupâ on your packaging, so i guess in the end yes packaging and being able to put things like that on your product will be what matters. Like i said above when you can get an all organic gummy for the same price as one that isnt theyre going to choose the organic option. Thats also lower in sugar content
I think we all know that term means nothing to you, as you were willing to lie about it before. How does that also apply to all the other label claims you are making?
Not at all confused. You were all about calling that GMO cannabis non-GMO because of a language loophole. What changed? What makes this thread any different? We had quite the conversation about itâŚ
If you canât understand that the definition of that phrase has been modified to trick consumers then I donât really have a leg to stand on here, lol
Kinda like the whole âWhat is a woman?â argument.
