Real drops

“Usual” is the price a product has held on a majority of its observed days — the share is printed on every row, because our log is young and you should see the margin. A product qualifies after 7 observed days, at least 5% below usual.

A brand moving many products to the same price is counted as ONE cut, not many. A price under a third of usual is treated as storefront variant reordering, not a bargain. Products whose price cannot be uniquely identified are refused. Discounts measured only against a printed MRP never qualify.

77 products, mostly one storewide move by Pilgrim. The ✓ tag on a card means the cut is verified against our own log; a day count means we are still logging it. Value shelves are ₹-per-unit on brand-store prices, size-banded within each category — no stated size, no entry.