UK's largest organic food store chain launches specialist vegan-only shop
Planet Organic, the UK’s largest organic and speciality food store, has announced the launch of its Vegan Shop.
The Vegan Shop is a specialist area of its online store selling a range of 3,700 vegan-only products.
This new section of its online shop will list vegan-only groceries, beauty products and health supplements.
These ranges can be browsed across over 45 intuitive sub-categories, including vegan snacks, vegan chocolate, vegan skincare and vegan makeup.
Since its first store opened in 1995, Planet Organic now operates seven outlets across London.
Peter Marsh, CEO at Planet Organic, said: “For over 20 years Planet Organic has specialised in offering an innovative and wide range of organic and free-from products, and in doing so we have long filled a gap not served by supermarkets.
“Over this time we have continually expanded our free-from ranges and if we haven’t been able to find the perfect product or range then we’ve created it ourselves.
“We now have over 3,700 vegan products for our customers to choose from and the next logical step was to make it even easier for people to shop our entire vegan range and our new vegan shop can serve as a simple, ‘one-stop shop’ for vegans.”
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