Tupperware revolutionized the way we store food. Beginning in the 1940s, these plastic containers were sold in stores, but as people were leery of plastics, they didn't exactly take off.

When the storied American MLM company and food storage brand announced its intent to file for bankruptcy last September, it ...

Check your cupboards (and your memory) for these valuable vintage Tupperware styles. Your mom might have bought those iconic ...

When Tupperware debuted 70-some years ago, an easily washable, heatable storage container for food was a revelation. Today, however, there are infinite (arguably better) options to keep and reheat ...

But "no matter what happens with the brand", said the NYT, "the name Tupperware will never go away" because "many consumers will continue to refer to their resealable food containers as Tupperware ...

TUPPERWARE Brands and some of its subsidiaries filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Tuesday, succumbing to declining demand for its once-popular colorful food storage containers and ...

The Pavilion (where classes and seminars were held), and The Wishing Well -- a stone wishing well where salespeople were invited to toss in their wishes inside two-ounce Tupperware containers.

Brownie Wise was the single mum who pioneered the art of selling small, plastic food containers at parties in 1950s' America. The so-called Tupperware parties she made popular were the forerunner ...

Brightly coloured plastic food storage containers made by the U-S company Tupperware used to be in high demand. Tupperware marketed its products at people looking for high-end kitchen storage ...

It’s always nice to have Thanksgiving leftovers to enjoy, but once the food’s gone, the smell can linger in your plastic containers. Your instinct might be to pitch the Tupperware, but no need.