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

we may receive a small commission of the sale. Take the durable Tupperware Heritage Set of 15, for instance. The various-sized bowls, both square and round, and canisters with 15 matching lids ...

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 ...

All you need is the right containers to keep them as fresh as possible until you’re ready to dine. Tupperware may be ... Many are simple box and lid designs, available in a range of sizes ...

It's a set of four small bowls that come with lids. Their use in the washroom ... the only suitable storage container for them is Tupperware. Although, truth be told, Tupperware, in India at ...

The 16-piece container set, which features a distinctively retro aesthetic, pays homage to the brand’s iconic designs from the golden age of Tupperware parties while incorporating modern ...

We played little games and took home small Tupperware pieces as prizes. A representative demonstrated the “Tupperware seal”: how to make the containers airtight so we could serve the contents ...

If you need a storage rack for your kitchen counter but don't have the budget for it, then try this easy-to-assemble craft ...

NEW YORK — The company behind Tupperware ... out on a mission to create an airtight lid seal - similar to the one on a paint can - for a plastic container to help families save money on food ...

Tupperware was founded in 1946 by Earl Tupper, who patented the containers' flexible airtight seal. Tupperware was a major innovation, as it utilised new plastics to keep food fresh for longer ...

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 ... income by ...

We played little games and took home small Tupperware pieces as prizes. A representative demonstrated the “Tupperware seal”: how to make the containers airtight so we could serve the contents ...