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Design is fine. History is mine. — In 1942, Earl Silas Tupper created the first...
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Vintage Tupperware: See 100+ retro plastic container styles, from the '50s to the '80s - Click Americana
Tupperware Brands - In 1946, chemist Earl Tupper created lightweight, non-breakable plastic containers, but at first, Tupperware didn't sell well in stores. The products were so innovative that customers needed demonstrations to
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The History Center on Twitter: "When Tupperware debuted in 1946, Americans were skeptical of this newfangled material called plastic. But Brownie Wise saw the product's potential. She started selling Tupperware through home
