About Us

Veganic Mart’s Vision is to be your go to shop for anything related to food. We are a foodie, and we understand the foodie inside you. This is the reason we keep on adding healthy tasty best quality pure veg food to our catalogue, so that you never run out of options to munch on. Be it our Imported Fryums, or our very own desi aam papad; we have got you covered.
Banking on our presence in chandni chowk, better called as heart of old delhi. We make use of india’s oldest market (wholesale mandi) and it’s efficient supply chain, to deliver the best quality product at affordable rates to your door step.

“ All our products are 100% vegetarian and we deal in more than 2,500 of them. We source & repack, develop in-house, import and contract manufacture products under our Veganic registered Brand & Trademark, available on all major e-commerce platforms like Amazon, Flipkart, Big Basket, PayTM, Meesho, Shopsy etc. ”

Why Veganic Farming is Getting Prevalence?

There are several reasons why some people may believe that veganic food is better than food produced using conventional methods.

One reason is that veganic farming practices do not use any animal products or by-products, such as manure or bone meal, as fertilizers. This means that the soil is not exposed to any potential contaminants that may be present in these materials. Veganic farming also typically avoids the use of synthetic pesticides and herbicides, which can be harmful to the environment and to human health.

Another reason is that veganic farming practices often prioritize soil health and biodiversity. These practices may involve using cover crops, crop rotation, and other techniques to improve the health of the soil and to promote a diverse ecosystem. This can lead to healthier, more nutrient-rich foods.

Overall, veganic farming practices may offer numerous benefits, including reduced environmental impacts and improved food quality. However, it is important to note that veganic farming can be more labor-intensive and may be more expensive than conventional methods, and it may not always be practical or feasible for farmers to adopt these practices.