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Is Tupperware still made?

The company that filed for bankruptcy is not the company selling it now — and the brand’s own store had more items out of stock than in, on the morning we counted.

Yes. Tupperware Brands filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on 18 September 2024, and Party Products LLC completed a purchase of the brand and certain related operations in November 2024. The brand is still selling.

What that looks like in retail on 2 September 2026: the brand’s own storefront was live with 22 US listings, of which 10 were in stock and 12 were out of stock. Macy’s carried the Tupperware Heritage line, and the largest single source of Tupperware in the whole pull was the resale market — 160 of 258 usable listings, 62%.

Timeline: 14 June 2024 last US plant closure announced at Hemingway, South Carolina; 18 September 2024 Chapter 11 filing; November 2024 Party Products LLC buys the brand; January 2025 closure completion date; 2 September 2026 still on sale at its own store, Macy's and Woot!.
Tupperware Brands filed for Chapter 11 on 18 September 2024 and Party Products LLC bought the brand in November 2024; on 2 September 2026 it was still on sale.Illustration: LinkToLooks

What actually happened to the company

Three dates matter, and conflating them is where most answers to this question go wrong.

DateEvent
14 June 2024Closure announced for the last remaining US manufacturing plant, at Hemingway, South Carolina, with production moving to Mexico
18 September 2024Tupperware Brands files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection
November 2024Party Products LLC completes the purchase of the brand and certain related operations
January 2025Completion date given for the Hemingway plant closure

Dates from the published company history, read 2 September 2026.

So “Tupperware went bankrupt” and “Tupperware is gone” are different claims and only the first is true. A Chapter 11 filing followed by a sale of the brand is a change of owner, not an end of production.

Close-up looking into the steel bowl of a red stand mixer with its wire whisk attachment.
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What is actually buyable today

We counted rather than assumed. Here is every route to new Tupperware we could see live in US retail on 2 September 2026.

SourceWhat was livePrices seen
Tupperware’s own storefront22 listings; 10 in stock, 12 out of stock$6.00 – $59.00
Macy’sHeritage line and Voila glass containers$49.00 – $167.00
Woot!Tabletop stacking tumbler$17.84
Resale marketplace160 of 258 usable listings$3.99 – $167.00, median $25.00

Live US listings, CJ product API, 2 September 2026. Prices checked 2 September 2026

Re-read on 30 September 2026, reading the same feed deeper: the brand’s own store returned 126 listings, 33 of them out of stock (26%), priced $4.00 to $132.00; Macy’s still ran $49.00 to $167.00; the Woot! tumbler was still $17.84; and across all 641 usable listings, 62% of them resale, the median was $20.00. The counts in the table depend on how deep the feed is read, so the table stays as the 2 September snapshot and this note carries the re-read.

The out-of-stock share on the brand’s own store is the number worth carrying away. Twelve of 22 listings unavailable is not a healthy shelf, and it is the most honest available signal about how the range is being run under new ownership. Four weeks later the shelf looked healthier: 33 of 126 out of stock on 30 September. That is two snapshots, still not a trend, and we will say so before anyone else does.

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What happened to the parties

The direct-sales model that made the brand is not what it was. Our reference records that in June 2023 Tupperware stopped supplying an independent sales force in the UK and Ireland and moved to online and television shopping channels.

For a US buyer in 2026 the practical consequence is that you no longer need to know a consultant. The routes above are ordinary retail routes.

What we could not establish. How Party Products LLC operates the brand today — which lines are in production, where they are made now, and whether the US distribution above is the whole picture. The reference we read follows the corporate events, not the current operating model. For that, the brand’s own site is the source, not us.

Two things that are not Tupperware

Both of these came back inside our own search this morning, and both will confuse a price check.

Frequently asked

Did Tupperware go out of business?

Tupperware Brands filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on 18 September 2024. Party Products LLC bought the brand and certain related operations in November 2024, and the brand is still trading.

Where can I buy new Tupperware in 2026?

On 2 September 2026 we saw it live at the brand’s own storefront, at Macy’s in the Heritage and Voila lines, and at the deal retailer Woot!.

Is Tupperware still made in the United States?

No. The last remaining US plant, at Hemingway, South Carolina, was announced for closure on 14 June 2024 with completion by January 2025, and production moved to Mexico.

How much does Tupperware cost now?

New-retail listings ran $6.00 to $167.00 on 2 September 2026. Across all 258 usable US listings, including resale, the median was $25.00 that day; on 30 September it was $20.00 across 641.

Do I still need a Tupperware party to buy it?

No. Our reference records the independent sales force being dropped in the UK and Ireland in June 2023 in favour of online and television channels, and the US listings above are ordinary retail.

Sources and scope

Last verified 30 September 2026 against live US retailer listings re-read from the CJ product feed (the note under the table); the company history was read on 2 September 2026

How this page was made. Drafted with AI (Claude); not yet independently re-checked. How we work

LinkToLooks Reference Desk — collector, nostalgia and reference pages from the linking desk for creators and influencers. How we work · published 2 September 2026 · updated 11 October 2026.