Tupperware’s roots date to 1946. As the company tells it, chemist Earl Tupper found inspiration while creating molds at a plastics factory. He set out on a mission to create an airtight lid seal ...

Based on the sales agreement with creditors, the company’s lenders will be allowed to purchase the Tupperware brand name and operations in several of its markets. The company will also wind down ...

The retro-inspired Heritage Collection is full of giftable food storage containers that are both fun and practical.

but the Tupperware in my loo is from their ‘bowled over' collection. It's a set of four small bowls that come with lids. Their use in the washroom? Just like every other Indian woman ...

In terms of kitchen safety, microwavable plastics should be free ... plastic Tupperware can significantly extend its lifespan ...

In a delightful twist that’s stirring up waves of nostalgia among homeware enthusiasts, Tupperware‘s highly sought-after Heritage Collection has made its way to select Costco warehouse ...

Tupperware paid much less for advertising than most companies selling consumer products. Instead, they created events that attracted free publicity. A Visit from the "First Lady" To further ...

The brand Tupperware has become so synonymous with food storage that many people use its name when referring to any old plastic container. But the 77-year-old US company is seeing cracks form in ...

Tupperware Brands Corp. is a global direct seller of innovative, premium products across multiple brands and categories through an independent sales force. Its brands and categories include design ...

Tupperware once revolutionized food storage, with the brand's roots dating back to a post-World War II mission of helping families save money on food waste with an airtight lid seal. The plastic ...

A group of lenders is poised to purchase Tupperware Brands, which would allow the Kissimmee-based company to exit Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and halt a planned sale of assets. Tupperware ...

Tupperware was founded by Earl Tupper, an American chemist, in 1946. The polyethylene air-tight and water-tight products - with their double-sealed lid - were sold in department stores but were ...