Exclusively Vegan Online Stores
Online Stores for Vegan Food Products
- vijaysweets.com : Vegan Sweets
- sampoornaahara.com : Snacks
- whitecub.in : Ice Creams, butter alternatives, etc.
- naturessoulshop.com/product-category/vegan-store/ : All Vegan Food
- nourishyou.in/ : All Vegan Food
- ambriona.com/collections/vegan-products : Chocolates
- jusamazin.com/ : Nut butters, chocolates, etc
- veggiechamp.in/ : Mock meat
- gooddot.in/ : Mock meat
- bakingo.com/cakes : Vegan bakery (available in select cities)
- bakeart.in/ : Vegan bakery (available in select cities)
- vegan-desserts-india.mini.store/ : Bakery and desserts
Cosmetics and household items
Finding Vegan Products in General Online Stores
- Amazon/Flipkart and other e-commerce sites: Simply searching for “vegan” may show non-vegan products. To know whether a product is vegan, read the description or see the packaging for the vegan logo in the product images. If the back of the product is not visible, check the images in customer reviews. Most of the brands/products mentioned above are available on amazon and flipkart.
- Nykaa.com: If you search “vegan” on Nykaa, it does a good job of showing products that are actually vegan. Also while searching for a product, you can select the vegan filter under preferences.
- Zomato/Swiggy: Searching for the term “vegan” can show you products such as vegan ice cream.
- Big Basket: Searching for specific product will be helpful in finding it on bigbasket.
Identifying Vegan Products
Step 1. Check the Label for These Logos
Vegan logo means no animal ingredients were used in the product.
Cruelty-free generally means that all the products of the brand are not tested on animals.
Choose a product with BOTH the Vegan and the Cruelty free logos!
In India, some products are vegan and cruelty free, but it is not mentioned on the packaging, Lookout for the vegetarian logo, read the ingredients, and or verify the vegan and cruelty-free status on their official website.
You can also use zoobop.com. It is a great tool to find out if a brand is vegan and cruelty-free.
Step 2. Read the Ingredients if There Are No Logos
PETA has made a comprehensive list of ingredients derived from animals. Note that some of these ingredients can be derived from animal as well as plant sources. In such cases, it is impossible to know the source unless the brand/company specifies where those ingredients come from.
Check PETA’s list of animal derived ingredients
