Current Branded Products
- Rowntree's Fruit Gums
- Rowntree's Fruit Pastilles
- Rowntree's Tooty Frooties
- Rowntree's Fruit Pastilles Body Parts (discontinued in UK)
- Rowntree's Beetles and Butterflies
- Rowntree's Fruity Frogs
- Rowntree's Xtra Sour Spiders
- Rowntree's Wiggly Worms
- Rowntree's Bursting Bugs (discontinued in UK)
- Rowntree's Megabeans (discontinued in UK)
- Rowntree's Tooty Frooties
- Rowntree's Pick & Mix (consists of Fruit Pastilles, Fruit Gums and Tooty Frooties)
- Rowntree's Cocoa
- Rowntree's Jelly Tots
- Rowntree's Randoms
- Rowntree's Randoms Squidgy Speak
- Rowntree's Juicy Jellies (discontinued in UK)
- Rowntree's Sour Pastilles
- Rowntree's Fruit Bottles
The Rowntree brand is also used on a number of ice lollies (made by Richmond Foods) for Nestlé. The brand has a similar marketplace to that of the Trebor Bassett division of Cadbury's, and competes head-to-head with this company in a number of fruit-gum categories.
Former Rowntree-branded products now re-branded as Nestlé include Walnut Whip.
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