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Updated 09:10

Biedronka announces one-day 70% sale

Biedronka 70% sale arrives on 31 Aug 2026 with up to 70% off textiles, toys and household goods. Card required; one-day only.

Biedronka announces a one-day event on 31 August 2026 that promises steep discounts. The Biedronka 70% sale will cut prices on textiles, toys and household items for cardholders.

Biedronka 70% sale: how the discounts work

The chain will offer two discount tiers. Consequently, if you buy at least two qualifying items, each item will drop by 50 percent. Moreover, if you buy six or more qualifying items, the retailer will reduce each price by 70 percent. Therefore, a basket of qualifying goods with a pre-discount total of 100 PLN would cost just 30 PLN after the 70 percent cut. However, the chain will split the discount proportionally across all qualifying items in the basket. In addition, you can mix items freely, so you do not need six identical pieces.

Who can use the offer and what to watch for

To claim the discount, customers must present a Moja Biedronka card or use the chain’s mobile app. Also, the promotion has a daily limit per card: the discount applies to up to ten cheapest qualifying items per day. Consequently, shoppers should scan labels in-store to confirm an item’s eligibility. Moreover, Biedronka publishes an exclusion list. Therefore, brands such as LEGO, Gatta, Delta coffee machines, and Oral-B toothbrushes will not participate. Books, stationery, backpacks and several other categories will also remain excluded.

Why foreigners should pay attention

For expats, this offer can represent significant savings on everyday goods. Moreover, 31 August is a trading Sunday in Poland this year, so stores will open. Therefore, some customers may arrive early to secure the best items. However, you should remember that high-demand items may sell out quickly. Also, Biedronka stores vary in size and stock. Consequently, availability can differ between Warsaw and smaller towns.

When you shop, remember that the Moja Biedronka card is free. In addition, you can register using the app. Therefore, set up the app before you head out. Also, bring a Polish payment card or an international card that works here.

💡 GOOD TO KNOW: Polish stores sometimes close on Sundays due to trading rules, but some Sundays remain trading days. To use this promotion, you need the Moja Biedronka card or app. Also, watch labels for the promo sticker. For broader context, PESEL is the Polish national ID number, ZUS is the social insurance institution, and NFZ runs public healthcare; you do not need any of these for supermarket shopping.

The offer lasts only on 31 August 2026 and applies while stocks last. Consequently, the promotion will likely draw crowds and early queues. Moreover, shoppers should check product stickers and the app before buying. Therefore, plan your visit, and expect busy stores.

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