Are Millions Vegan? Yes, and Vegetarian Society Approved

Millions — the tiny, chewy sweets that come in weigh-out jars — are a genuinely easy yes on the vegan question, and one of the more reliable options if you're building a vegan pick 'n' mix without checking every single label.

The short answer: yes

Millions are gelatine-free across the range, including bubblegum, strawberry and Vimto flavours, and are approved by The Vegetarian Society — a step beyond a manufacturer simply saying "suitable for vegans" on the pack, since it's third-party verification rather than self-certification.

Why that's worth knowing

A lot of jelly and gum-based sweets rely on gelatine for their chew, which rules them out for vegans by default. Millions get their texture without it, using starch and vegetable oil instead — which is also why they're one of the few sweets that reliably turn up on "accidentally vegan" lists rather than needing a specialist vegan brand.

A separate note on halal

Some Millions flavours are also marketed by the manufacturer as "halal-friendly" — but that's a different claim from vegan status, and worth checking separately if it matters to you. See our halal label guide for the difference between halal-friendly and certified halal.

Where to buy Millions in bulk

We stock vegan sweets including Millions by the jar and bulk bag, alongside pick 'n' mix, bulk bags and full chocolate ranges. We've served over 25,000 customers UK-wide, with most orders dispatched within 1-2 business days.

Frequently asked questions

Are Millions vegan?

Yes — gelatine-free and vegan across every flavour.

Are Millions certified, or just self-described as vegan?

Approved by The Vegetarian Society, not just self-labelled.

Are all Millions flavours vegan?

Yes, including bubblegum, strawberry and Vimto.

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