PPB Sublime Gummies for Professional Product Development
PPB Sublime Gummies pair the Sublime profile with a chewable gummy format for qualified businesses considering confectionery-style cannabinoid products. Pharmabinoid lists the product at 75 mg per piece, in 1 kg bulk and 10-piece sample formats. Confirm the current product specification, pack configuration and supply availability before preparing a commercial launch or private-label plan.
Flavour, Format and Specification
The listed flavour directions include apple, cola, cherry, pineapple, orange and blackcurrant. Actual flavour mixes, colours and appearance may vary by formulation and batch, so do not rely on images to define the supplied assortment. Confirm the exact flavour and sensory specification with Pharmabinoid before approving product descriptions, labels or artwork.
Gummy format evaluation should consider the finished recipe, texture, pack design and batch-specific cannabinoid documentation together. Request the technical details for the actual supply lot, including ingredient declaration, allergen information, cannabinoid identity and declared amount, storage guidance and available analysis. The Sublime name alone does not establish composition, effects or suitability for a particular application.
Base Ingredients and Custom Projects
The standard gummy base is described as sugar, glucose, water, bovine gelatine, citric acid, potassium sorbate (E202), natural flavourings and colours, with the selected cannabinoid ingredient added according to the formulation. The bovine gelatine base is not suitable for vegan or vegetarian positioning. Review the final recipe and flavour-specific ingredients before drafting packaging or consumer information.
Businesses may discuss custom flavour, colour, shape, cannabinoid formulation and packaging for private-label projects. Alternative gelling systems or specific dietary needs require separate feasibility review. Sample formats can support preliminary sensory evaluation; custom options, production requirements and minimum quantities must be confirmed.
Quality and Destination-Market Checks
Use batch-specific documents to assess the product and ensure all labels and claims reflect the finished formulation. For EU food projects, consult competent regulatory advisers and review destination-market requirements. The European Commission’s Novel Food Status Catalogue is non-binding and non-exhaustive; it does not itself authorise a product for sale.
Explore and Request a Quote
Compare edible product formats and PPB blends. For samples, technical documents or a private-label proposal, request a quote and include your target market, intended volume, flavour preference and packaging needs.
