Mexico’s supermarkets hiding plant-based treasures
In 2025, the plant-based revolution has reached every corner of Mexico. While specialty stores exist, most people don’t realize that major supermarkets like Chedraui, Costco, La Comer, and Sam’s Club already carry a wide variety of plant-based products — from milk alternatives to burgers.
Here’s your complete guide to what you can find, supermarket by supermarket.
Chedraui
Chedraui has become one of the most accessible spots for vegan shoppers. Among the most common plant-based brands you’ll find:
Silk (soy, almond, and coconut milks)
Nature’s Heart (plant-based milks, protein powders, snacks)
Abbot Kinney’s (vegan yogurts)
Beyond Meat (burgers, sausages in frozen section)
Valsoia (Italian plant-based desserts and drinks)
Costco México
Costco stands out for bulk availability of vegan products, perfect for families or meal preppers:
Kirkland Almond Milk (Costco’s own brand)
Impossible Burgers (imported, in frozen section)
Chobani Oat (oat-based milk)
Gardein (frozen “chicken” strips, meatless meatballs)
Califia Farms (famous almond & oat milks)
La Comer
La Comer aims more for gourmet and premium shoppers; you’ll find:
NotCo (NotMilk, NotBurger made with AI innovation)
Violife (Greek vegan cheese brand, mozzarella, cheddar style)
Becel Plant-Based (butter substitute)
Miyoko’s Creamery (artisan cashew cheeses, imported)
Oatly (oat milk, barista edition for coffee)
Sam’s Club México
Focused on quantity and pricing, Sam's surprises with:
Silk packs (in bulk for soy & almond milk)
Beyond Meat (frozen multipacks)
Earth Balance (vegan butter)
MorningStar Farms (veggie burgers, hotdogs)
So Delicious (coconut milk ice cream, frozen desserts)
Why this matters
The plant-based movement in Mexico is no longer niche. Major retailers are embracing this shift as consumers demand alternatives that are healthier, sustainable, and cruelty-free.
At eatmex.mx, we believe the plant-based section of supermarkets is not a passing trend but a growing cultural shift — and it’s happening right in your neighborhood stores.
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