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Poundland Rolls Out Pricing Overhaul

Poundland plans to price approximately 60% of grocery items at £1, aiming to reduce retail crime by over 25% and improve customer value perception after restructuring approval.

  • Following a five-month pilot program at 17 locations in the West Midlands, Poundland has started implementing straightforward £1, £2, and £3 grocery pricing throughout all of its UK branches.
  • The rollout followed a successful trial that cut shoplifting by over 25% by removing higher-priced items attractive to thieves.
  • The pricing change includes about 60% of grocery items priced at £1, with expansion beyond the Midlands to cities like Manchester and Liverpool.
  • According to Poundland’s managing director, customer feedback during the trial period strongly supports the move towards a simpler and more value-focused store.
  • Following High Court approval of a major restructuring and injection of £60 million funding, Poundland will close 68 stores and continue refining its pricing and product ranges.
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Poundland slashing prices with most dropping to £1 as administration avoided

Poundland has confirmed 60 of items will be £1 as it returns to simple grocery pricing across all its UK stores, after avoiding administration.

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Poundland rolls out pricing overhaul as part of turnaround efforts

The group said around 60% of grocery items will be priced at £1 across its estate following the changes.

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Poundland announces new pricing change for all stores 'from today'

The retailer said customers have given the change 'a big thumbs up'

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Birmingham Mail broke the news in Birmingham, United Kingdom on Thursday, August 28, 2025.
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