8 SEPTEMBER 2016

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In this report you will find:

• An assessment of the gendered price differences between women’s and men’s items in major UK supermarkets
• A price comparison which looks at the differences in two broad categories – toiletries and clothing –and the price differences in a basket of products that was chosen to be comparable across retailers
• Detailed results which show that across the retailers women are paying on average 31% more for an own brand basket of comparable toiletries and are paying 12% more for a basket of own brand clothing items 

Link to the report: Sexist Pricing in Supermarkets - Policy Briefing