CEO Laurie Ann Goldman leads revival of Tupperware Brands

[@russellrobert6084]

I was hoping to hear her road map to Tupperware recovery but what I got is someone who lacks the passion I would want in a person trying to save a company worth saving!

[@russellrobert6084]

Tupperware was the best product on the planet!

[@sasaj1419]

Revival? Yeah right

[@yourmomdidthisnotmine5765]

Yup their done ✅

[@sisterdoublehappiness9714]

My mom used to throw Tupperware parties in our living room. She made a little money plus she had the satisfaction of knowing that she sold a product that people liked to use. Only problem: not all old Tupperware is recyclable. Maybe the new products are.

[@maxinewest1326]

Yes, those were the days of Tupperware, it were definitely good for storing food.

[@DellyCobbah]

Tupperware is still good for food storage

[@homemini9254]

Tupperware is bankrupt

[@pamelas.3023]

❤💛💜💚💙🧡LOVE LOVE LOVE TUPPERWARE‼️‼️‼️‼️🙋‍♀️

[@HerraTulitikku]

AVON and now Tupperware, it seems Laurie Ann Goldman loves old MLMs. And to be clear hopefully the time of MLMs is over.

[@melissaostant5223]

Love tupperware ❤️😊❤️😊❤️

[@Chris-717]

Apparently microplastics aren't wanted anymore. Too dangerous to society, The new CEO failed to turn around the company. Bankruptcy filing for Tupperware happened, sad actually. Any "turnaround" now is easy peasy as they start with no debt as a bankrupt company. If you can even call it a turnaround. FAIL

[@homemini9254]

Plastic is nasty