Top 10 Countries With The Most Vegan Cheese Choice

Countries With the Most Vegan Cheese

Below you can see a table with its data pulled live from our database showing the top 10 countries in the world with the most vegan cheese options. 

You'll probably be very surprised to see how many vegan cheeses each country has, with the United States having almost 500 options in total and the United Kingdom not too far behind.

As we add new vegan cheeses to the website, we tag them with the countries they can be purchased in and that will automatically update this data, which means that some of the European countries we see in the table may overtake others that are just above it as their countries supermarkets and vegan cheese artisans create and release more vegan cheeses for us to try.

If you want to see the vegan cheese for yourself, we'll leave direct links to each country in a list below that will take you directly to our database so you can go and find new favourites right now, no matter where you live in the world.

• Vegan cheeses in United States
• Vegan cheeses in United Kingdom
• Vegan cheeses in Germany
• Vegan cheeses in Spain
• Vegan cheeses in Italy
• Vegan cheeses in Canada
• Vegan cheeses in France
• Vegan cheeses in Belgium
• Vegan cheeses in Netherlands
• Vegan cheeses in Australia

The United States and the United Kingdom dominate the vegan cheese market, with 475 and 375 options available and these numbers are written as the article was created. This puts them far ahead of other countries, showing just how much choice there is for plant-based cheese lovers in these two countries. Germany comes in third with 191 options, followed by Canada and Italy, both of which also have a strong presence in the vegan cheese scene.

Spain, France, Belgium, and the Netherlands all have over 200 options each, while Australia rounds out the top ten with 132 at the time of writing. While these numbers highlight the growing demand for dairy-free alternatives worldwide, they also show a clear gap between the UK, US, and the rest. As interest in plant-based eating continues to rise, it’ll be interesting to see how these numbers change in the coming years.