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Many Haribo gummies (especially the iconic gummy types) use gelatin, which is a protein made by processing animal collagen, so they differ from products made only with fruit or natural ingredients. According to Haribo’s official FAQ, gelatin-containing Haribo products sold in Germany are made mainly from pork skin gelatin. Gummy bears are designed for shelf life, texture, and sensory enjoyment, not for nutritional purposes. Gelatin is usually made by extracting collagen from animal skin, bones, or connective tissues. However, Haribo does not officially specify “bones,” and the exact source of gelatin can vary depending on the product type, country, and factory. Haribo also states that some products sold in certain countries have long been made without animal gelatin, so depending on the region, factory, and type of gummy, the gelatin might not come from pork. If you’re curious whether the gummies you’re eating are made like the video shows, you can check the ingredients list on the package for the word “gelatin.”
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