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Poundland begins transition to new general merchandise ranges powered by Pepco across UK & Ireland stores

by Fiona Briggs
January 30, 2024
in Retailer News
Reading Time: 3 mins read

Discount retailer Poundland today confirmed that it had begun a complete overhaul of its general merchandise ranges that would see it introduce 2,000 new lines across all its 850-plus stores in the UK and Ireland.

The new ranges, powered by parent company Pepco Group will be the single biggest change in its general merchandise offer in Poundland’s 30-plus years’ history.

And to celebrate the change, every Poundland store will be holding a Home Event over the next three weeks as it introduces customers to its range revolution.

From cookware to candles, cushions to containers, toys to technology, Poundland customers will now have access to ranges that will make their house a home.

And because Poundland now has access to the same ranges on offer in Pepco’s 4,800-plus stores across Europe, it will be able to double down on its promise of amazing value to customers.

The phased changeover will see the full range introduced over the coming weeks with almost 1,000 items available from today in its UK and Ireland stores.

And the new lines will also be available on Poundland.co.uk with 170 best-selling items available online from this week, rising to 450 in the weeks ahead.

Examples from the range include the kitchenware starting at £1.25, beautiful bathroom décor from 50p and practical and convenient containers from 75p.

There’s also a full range of faux plants and other home décor ranges from mirrors to mugs, coasters to cutlery and towels to tablecloths.

The introduction of the new home ranges follows last year’s range revolution in clothing that saw the introduction of clothing powered by pepco and the reconfiguration of its stores to offer more baby and kids clothing than ever before.

Like its new home décor ranges, that range expansion in kidswear allows Poundland and Dealz to deliver on its promise of amazing value it makes to its customers.

On average, the move to a Poundland clothing range powered by Pepco has enabled the discount retailer to reduce average selling clothing prices by 10 per cent per cent as it takes advantage of the scale of Pepco Group’s 4,800-plus stores across Europe.

Pepco ranges continue to be sourced, like the PEP&CO clothing before it, by the Pepco Group sourcing team PGS.

Poundland commercial director Tim Bettley said: “It’s hard to underestimate the importance of this move for our customers – not least because of the incredible value these ranges also offer.

“Completing the transition of both clothing and home ranges to revamped ranges powered by our parent company Pepco, will not only give our stores a fresh new look, but deliver the amazing value that’s at the heart of our customer promise.

“A change on this scale is transformational for Poundland and we’re excited to see the customer reaction to these ranges.”

Over the past five years, Poundland has undertaken a range revolution in its stores.  Other new categories alongside clothing and homewares, include chilled and frozen food giving customers an alternative to supermarkets.

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