PPB - Active Gummies

PPB Active Gummies for Professional Product Development

PPB Active Gummies combine the Active profile with a chewable gummy format for qualified businesses reviewing confectionery-style cannabinoid products. Pharmabinoid lists these gummies at 75 mg per piece, with 1 kg bulk and 10-piece sample formats. Confirm the current specification, pack configuration and availability with the team before placing a production or private-label brief.

Format and Product Evaluation

The gummy format lets product teams assess flavour, texture, shape and presentation alongside the confirmed cannabinoid specification. The listed range includes apple, cola, cherry, pineapple, orange and blackcurrant flavour directions. Specific flavour mixes, colours or shapes should not be assumed from images: confirm the actual batch and requested project details before approving packaging, artwork or consumer-facing copy.

For formulation review, request the specification and batch documentation for the supplied product. Verify the cannabinoid identity and declared amount, ingredient list, allergens, storage guidance and any market-specific requirements against the documents for the actual lot. Do not infer composition or effects from the PPB Active name alone.

Standard Gummy Base and Customisation

The current standard recipe is described as containing sugar, glucose, water, bovine gelatine, citric acid, potassium sorbate (E202), natural flavourings and colours, with the selected cannabinoid ingredient incorporated according to the product formulation. Because the base uses bovine gelatine, it is not suitable for vegan or vegetarian positioning. Confirm the final ingredient declaration and allergen details for each flavour and batch. Alternative gelling systems or other custom requirements need separate feasibility confirmation.

Private-label discussions may cover flavour, colour, shape, cannabinoid specification and packaging. Sample assessment can help a business compare supplied sensory characteristics before developing a finished range; custom options and minimums are subject to confirmation.

Quality, Documentation and Market Review

Before commercial launch, review lot-specific analytical results and supplier documentation, then align the label and claims with the finished product and destination-market rules. For EU food projects, the European Commission’s Novel Food Status Catalogue is explicitly non-binding and non-exhaustive; it is an orientation tool, not product authorisation. Businesses should obtain competent regulatory advice and verify the applicable national requirements.

Related Ranges and Quote Request

Explore edible formats and PPB blends to compare the broader portfolio. For specifications, sampling or a private-label discussion, request a quote with your target market, volume, preferred flavour and packaging brief.