Compound chocolate for Singapore.
AOYUAN FOOD has been making compound chocolate in Jieshou, China, since 1998 and welcomes inquiries from importers and distributors in Singapore. Chinese New Year is the biggest gifting season for gold coins and gold-wrapped chocolates, and Singapore's English-language labelling makes it one of the simplest markets in the region to supply.
Last updated 28 October 2026
What sells in Singapore?
Singapore's large Chinese community makes Chinese New Year the peak season for gold coins and gold-wrapped chocolates, sold in gift jars, hampers and festive displays. Everyday value snacks such as malt balls and chocolate cups sell all year in supermarkets, convenience stores and Asian snack shops.
Why compound chocolate for Singapore?
Singapore is hot and humid all year. Compound chocolate keeps the unit price low for festive volumes and can be made more tolerant of warm conditions than cocoa-butter chocolate.
Festival calendar
| Occasion | When | Products often stocked |
|---|---|---|
| Chinese New Year | 6 February 2027 | Gold coins, golden crispy balls, gift jars |
| Hari Raya Puasa | End of Ramadan (around 9–10 March 2027) | Gift boxes, sharing packs |
| Deepavali | October / November | Gift packs |
| Christmas | 25 December | Gold coins, gift packs |
What fits Singapore.
- 01
Chocolate Gold Coins
Coin-shaped compound chocolate wrapped in gold foil. A popular item for festivals, gifting and bulk candy sales.
- 02
Golden Crispy Chocolate Balls
Round, gold-foil-wrapped compound chocolate balls with a crisp wafer shell and a crunchy coating. An affordable gift chocolate for festive displays.
- 03
Chocolate Malt Balls
Crispy malt centers coated in compound chocolate. A classic snack for bulk and packaged retail sales.
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Chocolate Cups with Crispy Biscuit Balls
Small cups of compound chocolate packed with crispy biscuit balls. A fun, low-price snack for kids and convenience retail.
Do you supply chocolate to Singapore?
We welcome inquiries from importers and distributors in Singapore. Send us your products, quantities and destination port and we will reply with a quotation.
When should Singapore buyers order Chinese New Year chocolate?
Chinese New Year 2027 falls on 6 February, and many factories in China close around the holiday. Confirm orders early enough for goods to arrive and reach shelves several weeks before the festival.
Buying for Singapore?
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