Here's a List of Choices of Candy Products Made by Members of The

Here's a list of choices of candy products made by members of the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers International Union (BCTGM); snack foods by members of the United Food and Commercial Workers (UFCW); or fruit and nuts from members of the United Farm Workers of America (UFW). As with a lot of traditionally union-made products, more are being cross-produced (union-non-union; US-Mexico), so be sure to read labels to ensure that your candy is union-made in the United States. If you know of any union-made candy missing from this list, please leave a comment below and we will add it! Hershey Products Necco (New England Confectionery Company) Hershey Kisses* Sweethearts Hershey Syrups Mary Jane Peanut Butter Chews Hershey Milk Chocolate Bar* NECCO Wafers/Necco Wafer Smoothies Hershey Milk with Almond Bars Sky Bar Hershey Special Dark Bars Clark Bar Hershey Nuggets Canada Mints Rolo Candy Cupboard Hershey Kissables Thin Mints Kit Kat Bars NECCO Assorted Junior Wafers Carmello Bar Clark Junior Laydown Bag Cadbury Fruit & Nut Bar Mary Jane Laydown Bag Cadbury Roast Almond Bar Haviland Cadbury Royal Dark Bar Cadbury Dairy Milk Bar Ghiradelli Chocolates Hershey Symphony Bar with Toffee All filled & non filled squares Non pariels See's Candy Chocolate chips Gimbals Fine Candies Nestle JellyBeans Nestle Treasures Cherry Hearts Laffy Taffy Scotty Dogs Kathryn Beich specialty candy Baby Ruth* Jelly Belly's Candy Company Butterfinger* Jelly Bellies - also made in a non-union plants in Chicago/Taiwan Pearson's Nips Chocolate Dutch Mints Famous Old Time Candies (gourmet chocolates) Chocolate Temptations Dimples Pearson's Candy Co. Goelitz Confections Salted Nut Roll Goelitz Gummi Nut Goodie Pet Rat Mint Patties Pet Tarantula Bun Bars Sweet Temptations Candy Corn Kraft Licorice Snack products Malted Milk Balls Chocolate Coated Nuts, and Sours Anabelles Candy Company Sunkist Fruit Gel Slices Boston Baked Beans Jordon Almonds American Licorice Rocky Road Black & Red Vines U-Nos Strawberry Ropes Look Big Hunk Sconza Candies Abbazabbz Jawbreakers Yogurt Nuts & Fruit Chocolate Covered Cherries Chocolate Orville Redenbacher Popcorn Frito-Lay Chips and snacks .

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