Easter

Easter confectionery works for any business that wants to participate in the season. Retail, corporate, hospitality, schools, healthcare, airlines, and community organisations all have a natural use for branded Easter treats distributed to customers, staff, or event attendees. This range covers the full spread of Easter confectionery and packaging options available for branded distribution.

The styles available are: - Bags — handled bags for an Easter-themed branded gift presentation - Boxes — branded Easter confectionery boxes for desk gifts and event handouts - Buckets — novelty Easter buckets filled with confectionery, well suited to children's events and retail - Bunnies — including Australian Made milk chocolate bunnies and Lindt bunnies in branded pillow packs - Canisters — branded canisters filled with Easter eggs, suited to counter placement - Cello Bags — branded transparent bags holding mini Easter eggs, the most accessible handout format - Cubes — clear plastic cubes with branded labels, the coloured foil eggs visible through the packaging - Eggs — Easter eggs in various sizes and chocolate types across the range - Pillow Packs — clear pillow-shaped packaging containing Easter eggs with a branded label

Branding applied by printing, stickers, or full colour digital print to the packaging. From 50 units for most styles.

The Australian Made Milk Chocolate Bunny is the most distinctively Australian option in the range. Solid Australian Made milk chocolate in a foil bunny shape, in branded packaging. For organisations with a preference for Australian Made product, it's the standout choice.

Product Knowledge

What types of chocolate are used in the Easter range?

The range includes solid milk chocolate eggs in foil wrapping, candy-coated chocolate eggs with a hard crunchy shell (similar to M&Ms), Australian Made solid milk chocolate bunnies, and Lindt chocolate bunnies. The specific chocolate type is confirmed on each individual product page. For a campaign where the chocolate itself is part of the message, whether an Australian Made preference or a premium Lindt association. Choosing the right product before ordering is the key step.

What is the difference between a cello bag and a pillow pack?

A cello bag is a transparent flat-bottomed bag with a sealed or heat-crimped top, typically tied with a ribbon or closed with a sticker. A pillow pack is a rounded, sealed clear plastic pack with a pillow-shaped profile. It lays flat on a table or sits in a delegate bag. Both are transparent, so the eggs inside are visible. The pillow pack has a more structured, polished presentation than a flat cello bag. Both carry a branded label or sticker. The cello bag is typically the more cost-effective option for high-volume handouts.

Is the Lindt Bunny the retail product in branded packaging?

Yes, the Lindt Bunny available in this range is the existing Lindt retail product presented in a branded clear pillow pack. The Lindt chocolate inside is unchanged; the branded packaging wraps around it. This gives the gift the recognition value of a well-known premium chocolate brand alongside the branded outer packaging. It's the Easter equivalent of a chocolate sleeve product. The brand the person knows, presented in the campaign's identity.

Can Easter confectionery be ordered as a mix of styles in the same campaign?

Yes, each style is a separate product with its own minimum quantity. A campaign using cello bags for event handouts and branded bunnies for key client gifts orders them as separate lines. The branding can be consistent across both so the campaign reads as cohesive regardless of packaging type.