StatusOngoing
Opened9 Mar 2026
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Government response—
Parliamentary debateNot eligible
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We think it's unfair that there can be a price difference between male and female hygiene products. Females often have to pay more for hygiene products because they are targeted towards women with pink and purple packaging. We therefore call on the Government to exempt such products from tax.
Gender-based pricing, also known as “pink tax,” is an upcharge on products traditionally intended for women which have only cosmetic differences from comparable products traditionally intended for men.
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Constituency engagement ranking
1James Wild MP
North West Norfolk2Chris Hinchliff MP
North East Hertfordshire3Laura Kyrke-Smith MP
Aylesbury4Liam Byrne MP
Birmingham Hodge Hill and Solihull North5Sam Rushworth MP
Bishop Auckland6Daniel Zeichner MP
Cambridge7Danny Kruger MP
East Wiltshire8Mr Jonathan Brash MP
Hartlepool9Helena Dollimore MP
Hastings and Rye10Jack Abbott MP
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