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Morrisons makes change for all men visiting stores in UK supermarket first
- Morrisons became the first UK supermarket to install male sanitary bins in every store, meeting The Bog Standard guidelines developed to support men living with incontinence.
- Research by the Group shows 34 per cent of men with incontinence stop grocery shopping due to limited facilities, while 60 per cent of radical prostatectomy patients experience urinary incontinence.
- Matthew Brabin, CEO of the Group, said the bins were developed to support men ensuring they no longer "miss out on everyday activities" because suitable facilities are unavailable.
- Nick Ridgman, Head of Support Services at Prostate Cancer, urged the Government to update HSE guidance to "ensure men will have access to a male sanitary bin" in public spaces.
- These bins join other accessibility improvements including Sensory Support Boxes developed with the National Autistic Society in 2025 and NHS messaging on bath and shower products added in March 2026.
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