NONG verified — No Onion, No Garlic

The NONG Stamp

When you see this mark, the product, recipe or restaurant is verified No Onion, No Garlic.

What it means

The NONG Stamp marks an item as verified free of both onion and garlic. It is a single, consistent signal that the food behind it fits a no-onion-no-garlic way of eating — no second-guessing the label.

It is built for everyone who avoids alliums: Jains, Vaishnavs and Swaminarayan followers, people managing a low-FODMAP diet, and anyone who simply chooses to skip onion and garlic.

Where you'll see it

The stamp travels with verified items across NoNgs — so wherever you are on the site, the same mark tells you the same thing.

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Products
On product cards as you browse the directory.
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Recipes
On recipes built without onion or garlic.
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Restaurants
On listings that serve NONG-safe food.

Why a stamp

India already reads the green and brown marks to tell vegetarian from non-vegetarian food in an instant. The NONG Stamp does the same job for alliums: one recognizable symbol, used everywhere, so NONG-safe items stand out at a glance instead of being buried in fine print.

Find the stamp for yourself

Browse verified products, or add one you trust to the directory.