Tupperware may go out of business, company warns

[@cathy3392]

Tupperware is so expensive. $40 for a bowl. That’s way to much for the average consumer

[@Thespecial-kwan]

But it's worth the quality tho

[@spotlight1220]

I never see Tupperware in stores. I always liked it.

[@feminineheart]

They’re too expensive! Also, if they put their products in places like Target or Costco where they’re accessible sales would go up!

[@aaronthenorm5400]

You are half right; if it were available I would snap it up. I'll not go to someone's house to a "party" to buy it.

[@christi186]

They are at Target!

[@feminineheart]

@@aaronthenorm5400 exactly!

[@kkaye76]

I love Tupperware myself. It doesn't break , chip or stain (usually), and it lasts forever. You don't taste gross plastic taste in your food after storing it in 😊. I'd hate to see Tupperware shut down, but I certainly understand how they may have to in today's world.

[@3takoyakis]

It was so popular as household items I just realized that its been so many years since I heard tupperware name

[@savannahm.laurentian1286]

Oh, no. No more Bougie, ultra expensive, unnecessary, unbiodegradable plastic?🤯They didn't change with the market. Capitalism, baby.

[@NHLblkgurl]

The era of president ice cream cone: Tupperware out of business and The 99 cent store necessitating a name change to $4.99 store.

[@teressakuykendall9822]

Btw those plastic $1 bowls and take out bowls emmit chemicals that are horrible for you but not Tupperware, its BPA free and cost is better than those cheap bowls you buy every week from other stores that dont last!! I have Tupperware thats 40 yrs or more old and still in perfect conditions left to me from mom and grandma

[@VonnieMcarthur]

I need a pie taker

[@debbingo1565]

They have an outdated business model and are extremely over priced... just my opinion.

[@ryanreedgibson]

They shouldn't be warning us. They should of used that warning to change their business model.

[@DistrustHumans]

Not a single word about Tupperware being pioneers in MLM schemes. My Grandmother would hold Tupperware parties back in the 60s and 70s. Tupperware required she buy so much every month, then claim those as units sold in order to increase stock price... even though she was really just piling up unsold units in her garage. Frankly, I'm surprised Tupperware lasted this long.

[@SUGAR_XYLER]

I thought they already went out of business

[@kkaye76]

I was a Tupperware representative in the early 80s.. there were NO monthly requirements then... not sure when your grandma was a rep, but I know for sure in the 80s it definitely wasn't an MLM

[@teressakuykendall9822]

You forget the Salesforce that is still involved. I am a Tupperwar3 consultant and within 6 months an Executive Manager and we party all the time yes online because of the pandemic but my team alone, about 30 consultants sales o er $9000 a mo th so to say Tupperware is dying because we don't do party in homes anymore is rediculous!! Tupperware is a premium product, guaranteed and warranty for life!! No other brand compares!! Tupperware for life!! I love my job!! #tuplife

[@MayThereBeWorldPeace]

Set up kiosks in the malls or stores to demonstrate and sell on the spot. We love Tupperware.✨

[@JuanCruz-et8so]

We love ❤ the brand but it forgot it’s place. It belongs in the household of the hard working middle class, that takes lunch to work. But with the ridiculous high expensive prices hardworking Americans rather get cheaper brands. It’s a wonderful brand and they decided their prices but forgot who uses them. Lower price doesn’t necessarily suggest is cheap product.

[@SueLewisBuffalo]

Maybe if Tupperwsre wasn't so freaking expensive, the company would have better sales. #RealTalk

[@kathyschriver8819]

I just finished a party and a lot of my friends ordered the specials but a lot said it’s kinda expensive , I love it myself I have several items and a set of bowls that are 26 years old they really hold up

[@michaellau5645]

They stopped standing behind their "lifetime guarantee" and didn't provide a way to buy replacement parts that broke.

[@ChristineSell-nf8eg]

Rubbermaid is less expensive.

[@KR-yb2qq]

People have become environmentally conscious. No more plastic.

[@thetruth3068]

It just filled for bankruptcy. RIP

[@brinaldi81]

If they would supply 2 or 3 lids instead of the 1 maybe they would be doing better

[@Sewsweet08Australia]

Go online for replacement warantee

[@SerendipitousProducts]

Priced themselves out of the market.

[@edreid7872]

Remember when Tupperware was the only container you can purchase?..Its extremely overpriced, and you can find cheaper brands..especially at a dollar store..I recall my mom chasing down Tupperware bowls she'd lend out, dollar bowls, not so much..not to mention the takeout bowls I have stacked in my cupboard..

[@edreid7872]

@@SimonWoodburyForget Maybe you should a talk to the bowls I've been using for months.. Stored and cleaned regularly.. Pretty sure I'm not the only one...

[@edreid7872]

@@SimonWoodburyForget Relax man.. Just a single dude in a tiny apartment storing leftover pasta and rice..saves me a ton of time making a pound, and eating as I go.. And been doing it for decades.. Think I'm relatively safe at this juncture..🤭..

[@edreid7872]

And I see the same plastic containers routinely used in restaurants to store chopped veggies and meats.. Perhaps you should be contacting them..

[@ianfleming7510]

Tupperware deserves to go out of business.. their latest containers are an engineering marvel, unfortunately the lids don't fit. Various remedies are being suggested none of which absolves the company of its fatal flaw.

[@cocobrez]

Tupperware needs to learn from Rubbermaid's business model.

[@conwelcrochet]

Pyrex storage containers for life.

[@Sewsweet08Australia]

Pyrex had lead went bust just fyi. Tupperware has glass bamboo, pots pans toys gadgets

[@conwelcrochet]

@@Sewsweet08Australia sure

[@lorrainedejong7546]

Say it isn't so!! nooo

[@robertgibson3655]

It's an antique product created during the age of plastics 50s and 60s. Up date your product.

[@richardbauer8154]

Mr. Andy Jassy, I think it's time to buy the company ;-)

[@misskembang3039]

im tupperware lover... but sparepart always not available...

[@soulfury123]

FYI at a nearby restaurant the starting wage is $18. The states minimum wage is still $7.25 makes me laugh. Guess what state I live in.

[@tridsonline]

🤔 What a tragedy if they do shut down! They have a great name, and great product .. all they need to do is sell online (preferably with their own online store), and promote via KZbin and other social media. And maybe review their prices given the changes.

[@Sewsweet08Australia]

Tupperware do sell online. Online fb social sharing. Great 2nd job for lots plus we have tupperclub for anyone who want to buy at a discount on own shopping link.

[@user-is8tq3qr9x]

Tupperware is still going strong.

[@cocoagirl6693]

Well it’s because they are overpriced, the Tupperware these days isn’t like the Tupperware back in the day it’s thinner and doesn’t hold the food freshness like the Tupperware from the 60,70

[@VonnieMcarthur]

Tupperware salesman in Tyler Texas

[@user-is8tq3qr9x]

Hi have you gotten any hits from your post?

[@peterfernandez9670]

NO MORE TUPPERWARE PARTIES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@moneyindabank]

They need a new CEO

[@izzuddinmnasir4884]

Tupperware are my go to picnic. When this happen i have to watch for my mom, if Tupperware got lost my mom would beat me. No more buying to replace it 😢

[@elizabetharmada5335]

Sayang naman, Tupperware container are the best, they are durable,no plastic smells,the best containers ever

[@bdstratton1979]

Tupperware is expensive - so many cheaper options now

[@goodtohaveinajam8148]

That is the blessing and the curse for this company. It lasts forever, so people don't have to keep buying the product over and over. They have to constantly bring in new customers. Only some segment of the population has the self esteem to want quality. Everybody else doesn't care about anything, they're just dummies.

[@jwalka534]

You mean it's still in business 🤔🤣

[@user-is8tq3qr9x]

Tupperware saleswoman in Cedar City, Utah. Look me up. We do zoom parties now, it’s amazing!

[@soulfury123]

China produces the same product at half the price. What do you expect when wealthy people go shop at Walmart.

[@herb369nichols]

Tupperware is going out of business because they made a product that lasts forever! I guess they never heard of engineered obsolescence. 🤔☹

[@kathyl4217]

Chemicals.

[@Mozokuni]

I’m planning a Tupperware R.I.P. party.

[@aaronthenorm5400]

I would been glad to buy it; but all you can do is go to a hen party to order it. I am not going to a hen party! What they sell online is not the stuff they used to sell. It looks like crappy typical retail store garbage! I'll bet it is another case of greedy CEOs who acquired the company but lack the sense to maintain the quality and costumer service policies!

[@Autoguru83]

It's at target

[@earthstewardude]

Phuckerware ... over priced plastic ! You can buy the same thing with out a brand name on it for much less and it does the same thing. You can even buy food products in plastic containers and reuse them. Duh ... Good riddance! Tupperware had it's place once but that was back in the 50's and 60's...

[@ro6742]

Who needs Tupperware when the future is eating insects off a glue trap?

[@MrProTechHD]

there are many other brands out there for lot cheaper

[@Sewsweet08Australia]

Not true

[@Mirac.sahinturk]

Why?

[@elsoldaditodelpomo3662]

Times change, tupperware is good quality but overpriced and the fact that you could only get them by those annoying tupperware parties made it worse, i like the firm, but i hated those parties and the fact you could only order by catalog. Plus, nowadays you can get almost the same quality for way way less amount of money, so we are in a society struggling with paying energy costs, living costs, etc. We dont need overpriced containers to storage what? my beans, my smashed potatoes, in order words my cheap food. No thanks. Reduce the price and probably sales will increase.

[@anonymoususer7670]

The economy is really bad, there is no more stay at home moms. Now everyone works or you'll end up homeless.

[@aaronthenorm5400]

I know plenty of "stay at home" mom's, the problem is they don't have the same social network they once did.

[@indiasupportstrumpwwg1wga927]

BS.. I'm a stay home dad and the wife works.. everything is fine.

[@johnlesoudeur3653]

Why do Americans shout all the time?

[@williamwaters4506]

It is a great product but way over priced. Decades ago my wife sold Tupperware. Instead of being paid monetarily she was given Tupperware. Our kitchen cabinets were overflowing withTupperware.

[@patrickbush9526]

Let's Blame it on Donald Trump

[@marsrover0]

Yeah

[@anonymoususer7670]

Trump, Biden and Obama also

[@moonshoes11]

Sober up.

[@psylentrage]

Maybe go bioplastic?

[@taniaelliott6625]

Costs way too much.

[@eddiearmijo6635]

I've got mine. It will last my lifetime if it don't walk out the Door.

[@RealJugLY]

boo hoo

[@dksgalaxy2268]

Gavin newson is evil 😢

[@THATGAMERgaming-hh1vs]

Thanks Biden

[@moonshoes11]

Sober up.

[@NHLblkgurl]

JOEFLATION knows NO boundaries..

[@patmarcy1210]

Rubbermaid makes excellent products so who cares what Tupperware does.

[@MayThereBeWorldPeace]

Come on Tupperware, get moving for goodness sakes! Start up those parties again❗🥣🍽️🧉

[@dksgalaxy2268]

Gavin newson is evil 😢

[@sjs9354]

@Dks Galaxy How’s come? Did he have something to do with getting rid of all the evil Tupperware. 🤣