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Tupperware

The original. Since 1946.

OriginUnited States
Est.1946
Warranty10-year limited warranty
Known forThe airtight seal that made the brand a household name — literally the word people use for food storage
The original airtight sealSignature press-to-seal sunburst lidBacked by a 10-year warrantyStackable, space-saving by design80 years of proven durability

Some brands become the product. Tupperware is one of them — the name people reach for whether or not there's a Tupperware lid on the container. That didn't happen by accident. It's the original airtight seal, the one that started in 1946 and taught the world to keep food fresh, and it's back on Australian shelves with the classics people remember alongside a range built for how kitchens work now. The sunburst lids, the press-to-seal Heritage bowls, the modular pantry sets — the real thing, not an imitation of it.

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EU's Take

Why we brought it back first

For most of its life you couldn't buy Tupperware in a shop — it came through parties, or not at all. So being one of the first independent stores in Australia to stock it again means something to us. This isn't just plastic storage; it's the brand that invented the category, and the new range gets the balance right — the Heritage classics people have genuine memories of, plus modular and freezer-ready pieces built for the way we actually cook now. Buy it off the shelf, no party required. If you've been waiting for the real thing to come back, it's here.

The seal that changed the kitchen

In the 1940s, chemist Earl Tupper had a simple idea with big consequences: an airtight seal for plastic containers, inspired by the lid of a paint can. In 1946 it became the Wonderlier Bowl, and food storage was never the same — Tupperware went on to become so common in kitchens that the name itself became the word for the whole category. Eighty years on, the brand has grown far beyond that first bowl into modular pantry systems, freezer and microwave solutions, lunchware and water bottles, but the thing that made it famous hasn't changed: the seal, and the promise that food stays fresher for longer. After a period away, Tupperware has returned to Australia, honouring the heritage that made it iconic while building for the kitchens of today.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this the real Tupperware, or a copy using the name?

Yes, it's the genuine article — the same brand that invented the airtight seal in 1946, now back on Australian shelves. The range heroes the classic Heritage pieces, including the signature sunburst-lid bowls and the Original Bowl that dates back to the beginning, alongside newer modular and freezer-ready designs.

Can I still buy Tupperware in a shop, or is it only through parties?

You can buy it directly here, no party or host required. The old party-only model is gone — Tupperware is now sold through selected stores, so you just add it to your cart like anything else.

Is Tupperware microwave, freezer and dishwasher safe?

It depends on the piece, so check the individual product. The Microwavable range is built for reheating with steam-release lids, the Freezable range is made to protect against freezer burn, and the machine-made products are dishwasher safe. Each product page lists exactly what that item is designed for.

What does the 10-year warranty actually cover?

It covers manufacturing defects under normal home use — not everyday wear like food stains, light scratches, knife cuts, or heat damage from stove burners. It's a genuine mark of how the products are built to last, and it sits on top of your rights under Australian Consumer Law.

Do the sets stack and nest to save cupboard space?

Yes — space-saving is designed into the range. The modular containers are built to stack squarely on the shelf, and sets like the Heritage and Original bowls nest inside each other when not in use, so a multi-piece set stores in far less room than it looks.

Can I get replacement lids or spare parts for my old Tupperware?

Replacement parts for older, legacy Tupperware aren't available — the classic pieces from decades past were made to different designs and sizes, and current lids won't fit them. If you're after a replacement, the best option is a fresh set from the current range: the Heritage and Original collections bring back the classic shapes and the signature seal. Get in touch and we'll point you to the closest match.

Do they still do Tupperware parties?

The Tupperware party is a genuine piece of social history — for decades it was the only way to buy the brand, hosted in living rooms rather than sold in shops. That model has changed. Tupperware is now sold directly through selected stores, so there's no party, no host and no consultant required — you just buy what you want, when you want it. The classic seal and the iconic designs are the same; getting your hands on them is simply a lot easier now.

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