Tupperware revolutionized the way we store food. Beginning in the 1940s, these plastic containers were sold in ... available for square and round cakes. Tupperware's Condiment Caddy was introduced ...

Tupperware made it possible to pack your fridge and pantry with fresh, intact food. The containers were so good at this that the Tupperware brand became synonymous with its function, like Xerox ...

It consists of three 35-ounce rectangular containers, three 30-ounce rectangular containers, three 25-ounce round containers ... indistinguishable from Tupperware or other brand-name containers ...

this development seems to officially mark the end of an era for Tupperware, and for America at-large — one in which tightly-sealed plastic containers offered pastel skirt-clad housewives an ...

Its popularity exploded in the 1950s as women of the post-war generation held "Tupperware parties" at their homes to sell the containers as they sought empowerment and independence. Sign up here.

NEW YORK — Tupperware Brands ... factory — setting out on a mission to create an airtight seal for a plastic container, similar to that on a paint can, to help families save money on food ...

Tupperware was founded in 1946 in the United States by Earl Tupper, an American chemist and inventor, and was known for its innovative airtight, stackable plastic containers designed for food storage.

US brand Tupperware has filed for bankruptcy as it struggles to survive in the face of sliding sales. The food storage container firm said it will ask for court permission to start a sale of the ...