The Winis story
A Mexican chewy candy, wrapped one piece at a time
Winis is a brand of Mexican chewy candy, sold on Amazon, known for its Unicorn Chewy Candy Sticks.
Winis comes from a Mexican candy company that started in 1984 near Mexico City. Today its bags turn up at piñatas and birthday tables across the US.
Winis Candy is an independent guide to Winis chewy candy and is not run by the brand.


Where it began
Dilcomer, 1984, State of Mexico
The company behind Winis began in 1984 under the name Dilcomer, in the State of Mexico. It later became The Klass Company and made candy and drinks.
El CEO, a Mexican business paper, gave the start date in its report on the 2026 sale: De acuerdo con información de la empresa, The Klass Company tiene sus orígenes en 1984, cuando fue fundada bajo el nombre de Dilcomer en el Estado de México.
El CEO
Today a plant in Tepotzotlán, north of Mexico City, makes the candy, and the company keeps a US base in Houston, Texas.
Dates on record
The Winis timeline
From a family candy business started in 1984 to a new owner in 2026.
- 1984
Dilcomer starts
The company is founded in the State of Mexico.
- 1993
First US filing
Grupo Dilcomer files WINIS for candies with the USPTO. That registration is later cancelled.
- 2006
Registration no. 3142768
The WINIS mark in force today is registered on September 12, 2006, after a 2002 filing.
- 2026
Sold to Tutsi
Tootsie Roll’s Mexican subsidiary buys the candy business of The Klass Company, Winis included.
In every bag
What makes a bag of Winis
A wrapper per piece
Sticks, pops and chews each come in their own wrapper, so a bag splits into goodie bags.
Flavors from Mexico
Cotton candy for the Unicorn line, four fruits for Original, chili for Acid Up.
Party sizes
Bags run from 11 to 300 pieces, sold one bag at a time or in sets.
A full label
Serving size, calories and added sugars are printed on the Winis bags.
Winis is the candy you buy by the bag and give away by the piece.
In numbers
Winis by the numbers
5 candies in 10 bag sizes, and a US trademark that has stood since 2006.
- 6,670buyer ratings across the range
- 5Winis candies on sale
- 10bag sizes and sets
- 2006year WINIS was registered in the US
- What Winis makes
- Individually wrapped chewy candy: Unicorn cotton candy sticks and pops, Original fruit chews, Acid Up chews with chili and a Mexican candy mixWinis shop page at our retail partner · checked October 21, 2026
- US trademark
- WINIS, registration no. 3142768, registered September 12, 2006, for candiesUSPTO trademark record · checked October 21, 2026
- First US filing
- WINIS, filed October 12, 1993 by Grupo Dilcomer (registration no. 1946016, later cancelled)USPTO trademark record · checked October 21, 2026
- Trademark owner
- Corporación Industrial Alimenticia, S.A.P.I. de C.V., listed at an address in Houston, TexasUSPTO trademark record · checked October 21, 2026
- Original registrant
- Corporación Industrial Alimenticia, S.A. de C.V., Tepotzotlán, State of MexicoUSPTO trademark record · checked October 21, 2026
- Business owner since 2026
- Tutsi, S.A. de C.V., a subsidiary of Tootsie Roll Industries, bought the Mexican candy business of The Klass Company, Winis included, in September 2026Tootsie Roll Industries, SEC Form 8-K · checked October 21, 2026
- Lines
- Winis Unicorn Cotton Candy Chews, Winis Chewy Candy and Fruit Chews: 5 candies on saleWinis shop page at our retail partner · checked October 21, 2026
- Where it is sold
- On AmazonWinis shop page at our retail partner · checked October 21, 2026
- Known for
- Unicorn Chewy Candy SticksThe most-rated Winis product on sale · checked October 21, 2026
Two lines
Unicorn and Chewy Candy
Each line has its own page with every pack size, prices per piece and questions.
Who writes this site
An independent guide to Winis candy
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Questions
Questions about the brand
Is Winis owned by Tootsie Roll?
Its candy business is. Tootsie Roll Industries reported in an SEC filing that its subsidiary Tutsi bought the Mexican candy business of The Klass Company, Winis included, on September 1, 2026.
Where is Winis candy made?
In Mexico. El CEO places the plant of The Klass Company, in business since 1984, in Tepotzotlán, State of Mexico, with a US base in Houston, Texas.
When was Winis founded?
The company behind it dates to 1984, when it started as Dilcomer in the State of Mexico. The WINIS mark first went to the USPTO in 1993.
Shop
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UnicornUnicorn Chewy Candy Sticks
11 or 55 pieces a pack · 140 cal per 3 pieces
4.2 out of 5 · 3,431 ratings
from $4.8044¢ a piece in 1 bag
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Chewy candyOriginal Chewy Candy
50, 100, 150 or 300 pieces a pack · 120 cal per 13 pieces
4.0 out of 5 · 2,496 ratings
from $4.755¢ a piece in 2 bags of 150
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Party mixWinis Mix Variety Bag
150 pieces a pack · wrapped one by one
4.1 out of 5 · 471 ratings
$17.5712¢ a piece in 150 pieces
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Sources
Sources
- Tootsie Roll Industries adquiere The Klass en México (in Spanish)El CEO · read October 21, 2026
- Trademark search record for WINIS, reg. no. 3142768USPTO · read October 21, 2026
- Tootsie Roll Industries, Form 8-K, September 1, 2026U.S. SEC (EDGAR) · read October 21, 2026

