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The Sweet Life Returns for Third Season

The beloved streaming series The Sweet Life, produced by the National Confectioners Association (NCA), is back for its third season, now available for viewers at NCASweetLife.com. This award-winning series takes a deep dive into the captivating world of candy making, a booming industry valued at $54 billion as it celebrates the artisans and manufacturers who create the treats that delight consumers across the nation.

In this latest installment, audiences are invited behind the scenes of the confectionery industry to discover the magic that goes into crafting chocolates, candies, gums, and mints. Throughout the series, viewers can look forward to gaining insight into the dedication and creativity of different companies that contribute to this vibrant sector.

Achievements of Previous Seasons
The second season of The Sweet Life made waves in the entertainment world, receiving a remarkable 11 accolades at the 45th Annual Telly Awards. This recognition highlights the show's quality and its role in showcasing the unique artistry involved in candy crafting.

Industry Insights
John Downs, the President and CEO of the NCA, shared his excitement about the new season. He emphasized the series' reflection of the industry’s joyful spirit, rooted in traditional American manufacturing. According to Downs, Season 3 offers even more stories of those who pour their heart and soul into candy making, thus making every treat special.

The new season features seven prominent companies from across the United States, showcasing a diverse array of confectionery products:

• - Endangered Species Chocolate – based in Indianapolis, Indiana
• - Ferrero USA – locations in Parsippany, New Jersey, and Franklin Park, Illinois
• - Mars Wrigley – with facilities in Hackettstown and Newark, New Jersey
• - PIM Brands – located in Park Ridge and Somerset, New Jersey
• - Seattle Chocolate – bringing sweetness from Seattle, Washington
• - See's Candies – hailing from Los Angeles, California
• - Sprinkk – based in Omaha, Nebraska

Each of these companies is involved in the production of chocolate, candy, gum, and mints, emphasizing the reach and employment impact of the confectionery industry across all 50 states. Remarkably, the industry employs nearly 58,000 individuals across over 1,600 manufacturing facilities nationwide. For every job created in this sector, an estimated 11 additional jobs are supported in related industries. Altogether, the U.S. confectionery industry helps sustain nearly 700,000 jobs.

Stream the Sweetness
For those looking to indulge their sweet tooth, all three seasons of The Sweet Life can be streamed now at NCASweetLife.com. The series not only entertains but also educates about the intricacies of candy production and the passionate individuals behind the scenes.

About the National Confectioners Association (NCA)
The NCA serves as the voice of the U.S. confectionery industry, representing companies that produce various types of chocolate, candy, gum, and mints. With a commitment to creating joy through confectionery products, NCA is at the forefront of promoting policies that support the industry's growth while reminding consumers that sweets are meant to be enjoyed in moderation. To learn more about the NCA and its initiatives, visit CandyUSA.com and follow on social media platforms for updates.