Independently ranked vegan-labelled food & nutrition products from our catalogue. Confirm the current ingredients and any named certification for the exact item; a vegan claim and an animal-testing policy are not the same thing.
TL;DR
The best vegan food & nutrition this year is Cocos Locos Organic Chia Seeds by Cocos Locos (96/100 ethics). Runners-up: Organic Virgin Coconut Oil (500ml), Rare Tea Company Lost Malawi Souchong Loose Leaf (50g), Plantiful Organic Spaghetti.

Cocos Locos
Cocos Locos Chia Seeds: Nutrient-dense, organic, and sustainable; perfect for vegan recipes and smoothies.

Lucy Bee Organic Virgin Coconut Oil is a multi-award-winning fair trade oil perfect for high-heat cooking and natural skincare, supporting sustainable farming in the Philippines.

Rare Tea Company
Rare Tea Company's Lost Malawi Souchong is a sophisticated, smoke-dried black tea sourced directly from the oldest tea estate in Malawi, offering unparalleled ethical transparency.

Plantiful
Plantiful's Organic Spaghetti: High-protein, eco-friendly, and great for vegans; made with Italian organic spinach.
Pure Harvest
Discover Pure Harvest's organic Broccoli & Spinach frozen veg, rich in nutrients, sustainably sourced, and offering a 12 month+ shelf life.

Divine Chocolate 70% Dark with Hazelnut is a Fairtrade leader where cocoa farmers own a significant stake in the company, ensuring maximum ethical impact.
Zaytoun Organic Fairtrade Extra Virgin Olive Oil is a premium, ethically-sourced Palestinian oil that supports small-scale farmers while delivering award-winning, peppery flavour.

Hodmedod's
Hodmedod's British Organic Quinoa Flour is a premium, UK-grown gluten-free alternative offering a nutty flavour and superior ethics for sustainable home baking.

Island Bakery
Island Tantaliser Organic Fairtrade Cocoa Powder by Island Bakery is perfect for eco-conscious home bakers seeking a premium, ethically-sourced cocoa with rich flavour and sustainable production.

Discover Loving Foods' Award-Winning Sauerkraut. Organic, unpasteurised, and made in the UK.
Start with ingredients, dietary suitability and the amount you will actually eat. Compare equivalent serving sizes rather than letting a small pack look cheaper than a larger one.
| Check before buying | Why it matters | Trade-off or limit |
|---|---|---|
| Ingredients, allergens and cross-contact warnings | Read the current packaging, not just an online headline. | Plant-based does not necessarily mean vegan or suitable for an allergy. |
| Unit price and usable servings | Compare price per kilogram or litre and the portion you normally use. | Bulk buying saves little if food expires before you finish it. |
| Storage, shelf life and sourcing scope | Check whether refrigeration and a named certification apply to this exact product. | An organic or fair-trade claim does not describe every nutritional or environmental outcome. |
Common mistake: Treat supplement and wellness claims cautiously; a shopping score is not evidence that a food treats a condition.
This list uses the Vegan label recorded in the catalogue. Check the named certifier, current status and whether the claim applies to the whole company, one range or this exact item. A label does not guarantee performance, value or suitability for your needs.