Whether you’re packing lunchboxes or handing out portions at a jumble sale, choose a pack that clearly states the number and weight of its portions, such as the six 27 g sachets in the Gerblé product listed by Auchan. For sharing with a group, a large assortment may be suitable if you can confirm how it is actually packaged. Compare the ingredients, allergens and sugar per 100 g too, and don’t assume that a Nutri-Score is required.
A pack that states the number of portions makes it easier to divide them up. The Gerblé product listed by Auchan contains six individual 27 g sachets. Its ingredients also include wheat starch, which may be relevant for some people.
The total weight and how the fruit jellies are packaged both matter when serving a group. The 720 g and 1 kg assortments listed by Auchan and ALDI respectively are examples of larger packs, but neither is guaranteed to contain individually wrapped portions.
Nutrition information per 100 g, ingredients and allergens help you compare products. In France, the DGCCRF states that Nutri-Score is voluntary, while nutrition labelling is generally compulsory for prepacked foods.
Choose this if: everyone needs a portion that’s already separated, particularly for a lunchbox.
Bear in mind: there’ll be more packaging to deal with. Portion-sized packaging doesn’t mean you can skip checking the ingredients and allergens.
Choose this if: the total quantity matters most for a stall or a group snack.
Check: Auchan’s listing title for the 720 g Saint Siffrein product says it contains 24 sachets, but the product details also state ‘Individual sachets: No’.
Choose this if: you’re expecting a small group or want a limited quantity, such as the 180 g Carrefour Extra box.
Bear in mind: check how you’ll divide up the contents if everyone needs to leave with a separate portion.
| What to consider | What to check | Who is it for? |
|---|---|---|
| Separate portions | Whether the pack says it contains individual sachets, the number of pieces and the weight of each portion. | If I’m packing lunchboxes, I need portions that are already separate so I don’t have to divide up the contents at the last minute. Around 42% of consumers make this their priority. |
| Quantity to share | The net weight, the stated number of pieces and how the product is actually packaged. | If I’m serving a group at a jumble sale, I want a quantity that’s suitable for sharing above all. This is the priority for around 33% of consumers. |
| Label | Sugar per 100 g, the ingredients list and the allergens in the product you choose. | Before choosing a pack size, I need to compare the nutrition information and ingredients for the people who’ll be receiving the sweets. Around 25% of consumers prioritise checking this information. |
The DGCCRF states that this label is voluntary in France, so the absence of a logo isn’t enough to judge whether a fruit jelly complies with regulations or what it contains.
Compare the sugar per 100 g, ingredients and allergens. Use Nutri-Score as additional information when it appears on the packaging.
Auchan’s listing title for the 720 g Saint Siffrein product says it contains 24 sachets, while a product detail on the same page states ‘Individual sachets: No’.
If you’re packing lunchboxes, check the packaging or ask the shop to confirm that each portion is wrapped separately.
Otherwise, you may have to divide up and wrap the contents yourself.
The Gerblé product listed by Auchan contains wheat starch, while Monoprix’s Andros Sport listing states that it contains gluten. A fruit-themed name is no substitute for checking the label.
Check the ingredients and allergens for the exact variety you plan to hand out.
ALDI’s 1 kg SEASONS BEST assortment was featured in a limited offer from 29 September to 5 October 2026, while stocks lasted.
If this pack size suits your plans, check local availability before deciding how to divide up the portions.
The product listed by Auchan contains six individual 27 g sachets, giving a total of 162 g.
Auchan lists a 720 g assortment, with 24 sachets stated in the product title.
Monoprix lists an x6 pack with apricot and banana, and red berry flavours.
Carrefour lists a 180 g box in apricot, blackberry and pear flavours.
ALDI featured a 1 kg assortment of fruit jellies in a limited-time offer.
This x6 pack is best suited to sharing with a small group. For lunchboxes, check how each piece is packaged and look at the allergens for the product you choose.
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The x6 pack could be a good choice for sharing a small quantity between several people. It contains 180 g in total. Before planning portions to take away, check the packaging, ingredients and allergens on the label.
No. The DGCCRF states that Nutri-Score is voluntary. Nutrition labelling is generally compulsory for prepacked foods and includes sugar content per 100 g.
Check that the portions are actually wrapped individually, then look at the number and weight of the portions. Also read the ingredients, allergens and storage instructions for the product you choose.
Not necessarily. Auchan’s listing title for the 720 g Saint Siffrein product says it contains 24 sachets, but a product detail states ‘Individual sachets: No’. Check the packaging before planning to hand out separate portions.