In a statement, the company said, “Tupperware will seek Court approval to continue operating during the proceedings and remains focused on providing its customers with its award-winning, innovative products through Tupperware sales consultants, retail partners and online.”
For now, you can still purchase Tupperware through a party, on the company’s online store, and even Amazon. However, the company’s future remains up in the air as it seeks bankruptcy protection. One thing seems certain: if the company is able to continue operations and make a sale, major digital-age changes will be necessary for the iconic brand to have any hopes of survival.
Source: PR Newswire
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