3D printed candy from Magic Candy Factory arrives in U.S. through partnership with Dylan’s Candy Bar

Briefing

3D printed candy from Magic Candy Factory arrives in U.S. through partnership with Dylan’s Candy Bar

May 21, 2016

Briefing
  • U.S. Arrival – U.K.-based Katjes Magic Candy Factory partnered with Dylan’s Candy Bar in U.S. to bring candy 3D printer to New York City, Chicago, Los Angeles and Miami candy bar locations, with nationwide online launch scheduled on June 2016
  • Technology Used – Makes use of fused deposition modeling printer which prints layer by layer through heated nozzle, able to print candy weighing between 15 and 20 grams in three to five minutes
  • Organic – Candy products are vegan, gluten and dairy free, have no gelatin, and made with all natural vegetable and fruit extracts
  • Customized Candy – Customers choose from selection of shapes, flavors, and candy finishing or they can draw their own candy
  • Other Locations – Magic Candy Factory first introduced at Candylicious in Dubai Mall and is also available at Dublin Airport and Katjes Café Grün-Ohr in Berlin

Accelerator
3D Printing

Market Disruption
Customized, On-Demand Offerings, Innovation Partnerships

Business Model and Practices

Business Model
and Practices
Innovative Partnerships, New Customer Segments, Unique Value Propositions

Sector
Food and Beverage

Organization
Dylan's Candy Bar, Katje Fassin UK Ltd.

Source

Original Publication Date
May 20, 2016

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