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Yupi Gummy Candy Multipacks in Bangladesh

Every Yupi listing on Arogga is a carton, a jar or a can of individually wrapped gummies rather than a single packet. Cola bottles and miniature burgers are the shapes the brand is known for, with fruit rings, sea creatures, hearts and waffle sandwiches filling out the rest.

That changes how you read the grid above. A figure here buys a box to share, refill a jar or stock a shop counter, not one sweet for a lunchbox. All of it sits in Arogga’s Snacks aisle.

Nothing on This Shelf Is One Packet

Look at the bracket at the end of any title and it holds two numbers. One is a weight and the other is a count, and the count is what tells you how many wrapped pieces arrive in the box.

Yupi sells this way because its gummies are sold loose from a jar or a tray in shops, so the trade unit is a carton. Buying online puts that same carton in front of a household, which is useful for a birthday, a school event or Eid, and excessive for an afternoon.

One listing is packed differently from the rest. The mini burgers arrive in a bottle rather than a carton, which is a jar you can stand on a table and keep closed between raids.

The Numbers Are Written in Two Different Orders

There is no single convention across these titles, and the inconsistency is easy to miss at a glance:

  • Weight first — a title such as 40g x 12pcs puts the size of each sachet before the count.
  • Count first — a title such as 24pcs x 30g reverses it, with the number of sachets leading.
  • Capitalisation wanders too — Pcs and pcs both appear, which splits an exact-title search in two.

The practical rule is to find the abbreviation for pieces and read the number attached to it, whichever side of the cross it sits on. Multiply the two and you have the total weight of the box, which is the honest basis for comparing one listing against another.

The Cola Gummies

Cola is the flavour Yupi is most often asked for, and it turns up here in more than one shape.

Bottles and a burger

The cola listings run as follows:

Giant and Iced are both bottle-shaped and differ by sachet size rather than by taste, so the choice between them is about how much candy each wrapper holds. The Big Burger Cola is the odd one: burger on the outside, cola on the tongue.

Burgers and the Food-Shaped Sweets

Yupi built its reputation on gummies that look like other food, and that line is the reason the brand gets recognised on a shelf.

The jar of miniature burgers

Yupi Mini Burger Gummy Candy Bottle 36pcs is the one in a bottle, with each burger built from stacked coloured layers and wrapped individually inside. Its description calls the flavour mixed fruit rather than anything savoury, which surprises people who assume the shape predicts the taste.

The waffle sandwiches

Yupi Twin Waffle Fruity Sandwich Chewy Gummy Wrapped Candy (24pcs x 14g) stacks two waffle-textured layers around a fruit filling, with strawberry, raspberry, melon and blackberry named in its description. The sachets here are the smallest on the shelf, which makes it the easiest carton to hand round a classroom.

Rings, Mixed Bags and Sea Creatures

The fruit side of the range splits between single-flavour rings and assorted boxes.

One flavour per box

The ring shapes are sugar-dusted on the outside and chewy in the middle, and each carton holds one flavour throughout:

Peach is written in the singular and Apple in the plural, and the apple title puts a space inside its piece count where the peach one does not. Same product shape, two different title conventions.

Assorted boxes

Where a single flavour would be too much of a good thing, the mixed cartons spread it out:

Fruit Cocktails and Aquarium are packed identically and differ only in what the gummies look like, so one is for eating and the other is for a party table. Sweet Heart is the one people buy for an occasion rather than a snack.

Chocolate, Yogurt and the Can

The sweets that are not fruit

A few titles step outside fruit altogether, and one of them explains why this shelf is filed where it is:

Choco Glee is a gummy with chocolate flavouring rather than a chocolate confection, which is worth knowing before it reaches somebody expecting a bar. The Calci Bean can is the only resealable pack here apart from the burger jar, and its cans are portion-sized rather than share-sized.

What a Gummy Is Made Of

Gummy candy gets its chew from gelatin, and gelatin is an animal protein, which is why the question of its source comes up more often than any other question about this category.

Several Yupi listings here state halal certification on the pack and repeat it in their descriptions. Certification is printed on the carton itself, so the listing page and the pack between them answer the question for the specific item you are ordering. Read them rather than assuming the answer carries across the whole range.

Beyond the gelatin, the descriptions name sugar, flavourings and colours as the rest of the recipe. Anyone managing a dietary restriction, a food allergy or a child’s sugar intake should check the full ingredient panel on the pack and raise it with a doctor or dietitian where it matters.

Storing a Carton in Bangladeshi Weather

Gummies are gelatin and sugar, and both respond to heat. In a Dhaka summer an opened carton left on a sunny shelf will soften, and pieces can stick to their wrappers or to each other.

Keeping the box closed, out of direct sun and away from the top of the fridge is usually enough. The individual wrapping does most of the work, which is the quiet advantage of a carton of sachets over a single large bag.

The bottle and the cans have an edge here, because a screw lid or a metal tin keeps humidity out better than a cardboard flap. If a carton is going to be open for weeks, decanting it into a jar is worth the two minutes.

What Changes the Price

  • Total weight, not piece count. A carton of small sachets and a carton of large ones can hold the same candy at very different counts.
  • Packaging format. A bottle and a set of cans cost more to make than a cardboard carton of sachets.
  • Shape complexity. A layered burger or a waffle sandwich needs more moulding steps than a flat ring.
  • Imported from Indonesia. Freight and duty sit under every listing on this shelf.
  • Festival demand. Confectionery moves hard around Eid and school events, and supply follows it.

The comparison that actually helps is weight times count against the figure shown, because a carton of twelve and a carton of thirty-six are not the same purchase. Each listing carries its own current figure and it moves with stock.

About Yupi

Yupi is an Indonesian confectionery brand specialising in gummy candy, produced by PT Yupi Indo Jelly Gum and exported across Asia, the Middle East and beyond. It is known for moulded gummies that imitate other food and objects, a format it helped popularise in the region.

Its range covers burgers, pizzas, cola bottles, fruit rings, sea creatures, hearts and dessert shapes, sold both as individually wrapped sachets and as loose candy by weight. Products are typically produced to halal standards for the Indonesian and export markets, with certification printed on the pack.

In Bangladesh, Yupi reaches buyers through confectionery importers and is sold through supermarkets, neighbourhood shops, school-gate retail and online platforms. Cartons of wrapped sachets are the usual trade format, which is what the listings on this page reflect.

Buying Yupi Online in Bangladesh

Ordering through the Arogga app or the website gets a carton to a Dhaka address or a district one, which saves carrying a box home from a shop.

Before confirming, read the two numbers in the title and decide whether you want the piece count or the weight. A party needs count; a household refill needs weight; a shop counter needs both. Sachet size is what separates cartons that otherwise look identical in a thumbnail.

The same shelves carry everything else in the aisle, so Snacks & Beverages is where to look for a drink to go with the sweets, and Chocolates is where Arogga currently files these cartons alongside its cocoa confectionery.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How many sweets come in one Yupi listing?

It depends on the carton, and the title tells you. The number beside the abbreviation for pieces is the count of individually wrapped sachets, and the other number is what each sachet weighs.

2. Are Yupi gummies halal?

Several listings here state halal certification in their descriptions, and the certification mark is printed on the carton. Check the listing for the specific item you want, since the wording is not identical across every title.

3. Which Yupi gummy has cola flavour?

Three of them. Giant Cola and Iced Cola are both bottle-shaped and differ by sachet size, while Big Burger Cola puts the same flavour in a burger shape.

4. Is Choco Glee a chocolate?

It is a gummy with a chocolate flavour rather than a chocolate confection, so the texture is chewy throughout. Its description names chocolate as the taste, not as the form.

5. Which pack survives longest once it is open?

The mini burger bottle and the Calci Bean cans, because both reseal. Every other listing wraps each piece individually, which handles humidity well as long as the outer box stays closed and out of the sun.

6. বাচ্চাদের জন্য কোন pack-টা নেওয়া সুবিধা?

ছোট sachet-ওয়ালা carton-গুলোই সহজ — Sweet Heart আর Twin Waffle-এর packet সবচেয়ে ছোট, তাই একবারে একটা করে দেওয়া যায়। Mini Burger-এর bottle-টা বাসায় রাখার জন্য ভালো, ঢাকনা বন্ধ করে রাখা যায়। ছোট বাচ্চাদের gummy খাওয়ার সময় চোখে রাখবেন।

7. Gummy গরমে গলে যায় কি না?

gelatin আর চিনি দিয়ে তৈরি, তাই রোদে বা গরম জায়গায় রাখলে নরম হয়ে wrapper-এ লেগে যেতে পারে। Carton-টা বন্ধ রেখে ঠান্ডা, ছায়াময় জায়গায় রাখলেই চলে। অনেক দিন ধরে খোলা থাকলে একটা কাচের জারে ঢেলে রাখা সবচেয়ে কাজে দেয়।