Fruit pastilles are often chosen as a handy snack for school or family tea breaks, according to the product description. They can be a practical lunchbox addition because they are soft, chewy, and easy to portion. However, they are still a sweet product with natural fruit sugars, so for children it makes sense to offer them as an occasional treat rather than as a daily staple.
For very young children, the soft, chewy texture can be a choking risk. It is sensible to supervise young children while they eat pastilles and to cut or break larger pieces into smaller ones if needed.
For people with food sensitivities, the key point is that this is an assorted pack. Each flavour may have a slightly different composition, and the product description explicitly advises checking the flavour-specific composition on the pack before use if you are sensitive to any ingredients. The base ingredients are fruit puree, concentrated fruit juices, and pectin, but individual flavours may contain additional components. The pack's ingredient list is the only reliable source for allergen information.
If you have a chronic condition, are pregnant or breastfeeding, or are on medication, consult a specialist before adding a new food product to your routine.