Look at solid surface. Corian, Staron, Pietra, Mirostone to name but a few. Any spillage should be wiped up straight away but out of those mentioned stains shouldn’t soak in.

You can also look at a quartz which has been impregnated with a stain resistant chemical.
Look up NBoost from Silestone

Hi, I would look at the NBoost range from Silestone as Jonathan mentioned and I would seriously consider looking at Dekton which is actually stain proof. Dekton does not contain any resin (which quartz does) and low porosity which means it is chemically resistant. Most Dekton worksurfaces come in a matt finish but they do have an X-Gloss range (which is absolutely stunning) but this is the most expensive range they do. Generally, in comparison to quartz, Dekton does work out more expensive. However, there are different price groups so if you stick to a lower price group (with 1 being the lowest) you will not be too far off the price of quartz.

Dekton also has other benefits; including heat resistance which means you can put a hot pan directly on to the surface and it will not damage it and you can directly chop straight on to it but I would be careful doing this as you are likely to damage your knives (but you will not damage the worktop).

Hope this helps!

I have a white dekton worktop, we have no worries about stains, even yellow curry stains, just wipes off with a paper towel and water days after it happened!

Hello, look at Caesarstone, they do different quartz in colour, texture and design. https://www.caesarstone.co.uk/