Dietary tags can make browsing easier, but they never replace the ingredient and allergen information for the exact product you buy. This guide explains how to read our labels, what the 14 regulated allergens are, and what to consider when ordering pick & mix.
CHECKRead emphasised allergens and any precautionary “may contain” statement.
Use product tags as a browsing aid, then check the current pack.
We only use dietary wording where it is supported by current product or manufacturer information. The latest label on the product you receive remains the final point of reference.
The available manufacturer or product information identifies the item as vegan. Always recheck the pack for recipe changes and cross-contact statements.
Vegan does not mean allergen-free.The current product information identifies the item as suitable for vegetarians. It may still contain allergens such as milk, egg, nuts or soya.
Review ingredients before consumption.No gelatin is listed in the current ingredients supplied for that product. This does not automatically mean vegan, halal, kosher or free from allergens.
Check each dietary claim separately.We use this wording only when the product is specifically described or labelled as gluten-free. A recipe without obvious wheat is not enough on its own.
Precautionary statements still matter.Halal, kosher or similar certification should only be relied on where a current recognised mark or manufacturer statement is available for that exact product.
No certification shown means none should be assumed.These phrases have specific meanings and may still involve sweeteners or naturally occurring sugars. Always read the full ingredients and nutrition information.
Some sweeteners can have advisory statements.Unless an individual product page clearly says otherwise, treat Tazty Candy pick & mix as handled in a shared environment. Containers, scoops, packing surfaces and nearby sweets may create cross-contact risks.
These allergen groups are used across UK and EU food information rules. Their relevance varies by product, so always read the exact ingredient list and precautionary wording.
More common in savoury seasoning, soups and snack flavourings than confectionery.
Includes wheat, rye, barley and oats where covered by the rules. Common in biscuits, wafers and some snack products.
Examples include prawns, crab and lobster. Uncommon in sweets, but relevant across food labelling generally.
May appear in biscuits, cakes, marshmallow-style products, fillings and some confectionery recipes.
Uncommon in confectionery, but may appear in specialist ingredients or savoury products.
Can appear in some flours and baked products, including certain biscuits or bakery-style snacks.
Common in milk chocolate, caramel, fudge, biscuits, creamy fillings and coated snacks.
Includes foods such as mussels, squid and snails. Uncommon in candy and confectionery.
More likely to appear in savoury seasonings, crisps and snack mixes than in sweets.
Includes named tree nuts such as almonds, hazelnuts, walnuts, cashews, pecans, pistachios and others covered by the rules.
May appear in chocolate, fillings, coatings, bars and precautionary shared-manufacturing statements.
Can appear in biscuits, bars, coatings and savoury products, as well as precautionary statements.
Frequently appears as soya lecithin in chocolate and confectionery, as well as other ingredients.
May be present in some fruit ingredients or products at levels that require allergen declaration.
We aim to make product information easy to find, but imported sweets and snacks can change recipe, language layout or packaging. Use the product page to browse, then check the pack you receive before eating.
Browse products →Read the complete ingredient list for the exact flavour and size you are considering.
Look for allergens highlighted within the ingredients and any separate advisory wording.
These can be especially important for customers managing allergies or cross-contact risks.
If food allergies or dietary requirements matter to your purchase, make these checks part of every order.
Check flavour, size, ingredients, allergens, dietary notes and any precautionary statement.
Email support@taztycandy.com before placing your order.
Read the physical manufacturer label before opening, eating or sharing the product.
Tell us the exact product, flavour and size you are considering. We can help you locate the available product information, but we cannot provide medical advice or guarantee an item is safe for a specific allergy.