TRUSTPOLITICS

Implement a policy against gender-based pricing, or "Pink Tax"

87
signatures
closedDepartment for Business and TradeOpened 28 July 2025Closed 28 January 2026

Background

We would like the government to change how "Pink Tax" can affect women on a daily basis when trying to buy basic necessities. This would be through implementing a bill or policy against gender-based pricing.

Additional details

In an Early Day Motion in 2020, MPs noted that products marketed at women are, in some cases, “34 per cent more expensive than those aimed at men”.

Where it’s popular

Constituencies with the most signatures on this petition.

Stratford and BowUma Kumaran
6
BracknellPeter Swallow
4
Croydon WestSarah Jones
3
Chesham and AmershamSarah Green
2
Reading CentralMatt Rodda
2
Bethnal Green and StepneyRushanara Ali
2
Poplar and LimehouseApsana Begum
2
Brighton PavilionSiân Berry
1
Chester South and EddisburyAphra Brandreth
1
Brighton Kemptown and PeacehavenChris Ward
1
East WiltshireDanny Kruger
1
ChristchurchSir Christopher Chope
1
Cities of London and WestminsterRachel Blake
1
ColchesterPam Cox
1
Central DevonSir Mel Stride
1
Earley and WoodleyYuan Yang
1
Derby SouthBaggy Shanker
1
Castle PointRebecca Harris
1
Colne ValleyPaul Davies
1
BroxbourneLewis Cocking
1

Source: UK Government & Parliament Petitions service. Petition ID: 731708.