We’ve reimagined our gummy packaging to reflect the places and environments that inspire the flavors inside. Each fruit tells a story that stretches beyond taste. Our new labels highlight the regions where these fruits grow and the landscapes they’re tied to. Think of it as a flavor passport, where every package connects you to a part of the world through its history, agriculture, and natural beauty.
Passionfruit Gummies - “A Peruvian Story”
High above the Andean peaks, the slopes of Vinicunca, also known as Rainbow Mountain, unfurl with shades of ochre, fuchsia, emerald, and gold. Far below, in warmer valleys, passionfruit vines reach toward the sun. We stitched those vibes into a gummy that’s basically a tiny rainbow trek for your tastebuds. Bold, juicy, a little tangy, and way easier than hiking at 17,000 feet.
About the region and fruit
Peru is one of the world’s leading exporters of passionfruit. The plant thrives in the tropical and subtropical valleys that border the Andes, where irrigation channels carry glacial water down into fertile farmland. Passionfruit (Passiflora edulis) has been cultivated in Peru for centuries and is valued both for its refreshing flavor and its use in juices and desserts. Beyond taste, it is rich in vitamin C and antioxidants. Today, Peru supplies much of the passionfruit that goes into beverages and sweets across the world.
Mango Pineapple Gummies - “A Caribbean Story”
Steep sea cliffs. Lush rainforest canopy. Over 200 species of frogs call the islands home. Mangoes and pineapples thrive here, soaking up endless sun and rich volcanic soil to create fruit that’s as vibrant as the islands themselves. That same golden sweetness and tangy brightness finds its way into our Mango Pineapple gummies. One bite and you’re cliff-diving straight into Caribbean magic, no sunscreen required.
About the region and fruit
Mangoes first arrived in the Caribbean in the 1700s, carried by colonial trade routes. Over time, the fruit became a staple across the islands, with unique varieties like the “Julie” mango gaining popularity in Jamaica and Trinidad. Pineapple has its origins further south in Brazil and Paraguay, but it was spread throughout the Caribbean by Indigenous peoples before Europeans encountered it. Today, both fruits are part of local cuisine and agriculture, and they remain cultural symbols of tropical hospitality and flavor.
Huckleberry Gummies - “A Cascadia Story”
The Cascade Mountains are where the Pacific Northwest shows off its wildest colors. Huckleberries thrive high along these alpine slopes. Small, tart, and vibrantly purple, they’re a true prize for hikers and foragers. In Cascadia, huckleberries are more than fruit; they’re a seasonal ritual worth every scratched-up leg on the trail. Our Huckleberry gummies bottle that ritual: bold, tangy, sweet, and way easier to snag than bushwhacking a mountain ridge.
About the region and fruit
Huckleberries are native to the Pacific Northwest and thrive in the mountainous forests of Washington, Oregon, Idaho, and British Columbia. Indigenous communities have harvested huckleberries for generations, eating them fresh, drying them for winter, or using them in trade. Unlike cultivated blueberries, most huckleberries are still harvested in the wild. The berries vary in flavor depending on the altitude and soil conditions, ranging from tart to intensely sweet. Because they are difficult to farm, huckleberries remain one of the Pacific Northwest’s most prized wild fruits.
Bluerazz Gummies - “A Puget Sound Story”
Just beyond the Seattle skyline lies Puget Sound, an inland sea cradled by towering evergreens and snowcapped mountain ranges that seem to rise from the sea itself. It’s a place of contrast; bustling harbors and quiet island coves, village dinghies and Alaska-bound cruise liners. Our BlueRazz gummies mirror that balance: sweet and tart, bold yet smooth, a burst of flavor that’s both refreshing and grounding. Like the Sound itself, they’re unforgettable.
About the region and flavor
Unlike the other fruits in our lineup, blue raspberry is not a natural fruit but a flavor created in the mid-20th century. That vivid blue mirrors the waters of Puget Sound, an inland sea surrounded by evergreens and snowcapped peaks. While the region is home to native black raspberries and wild blackberries rather than “blue raspberry,” the flavor feels at home here. The Puget Sound is a place that values tradition but thrives on innovation, and it has never been afraid to stand out, qualities that BlueRazz shares in both color and taste.
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