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Note:
Standard shipping is via third party courier service.

Tracking information will be sent directly to you via our freight carrier once the order has been sent off for delivery. Tracking information will be sent as per the shipping notification method you selected during checkout (SMS or email).

No. We do not have a change of mind policy.

Unfortunately, we cannot always guarantee safe transport of your Tupperware order. If your order is lost or damaged in transit, Please contact;

Customer Service

customercare.ph@tupperware.com

While we take care to make sure your order is correct, occasionally we may make a mistake. In the event that your order is incorrect or missing an item, please contact;

Customer Service

customercare.ph@tupperware.com

Please note that order discrepancies are only accepted within 14 days of your order being shipped.

Should you find your Tupperware product is broken in any way upon arrival, please send a photo of the broken item to Customer Service customercare.ph@tupperware.com

Tupperware® is not like any other plastic. Tupperware® has been widely used across households globally since the 1940’s, and is still recognised as a highly reputable brand. The original Tupperware® is made from very sturdy plastic that allows both fresh and dry foods to be stored for long periods of time. Tupperware® extends past containers and includes products such as kitchen tools, cookware, bakeware and innovative plastics that can be used in the oven and metals in the microwave. Tupperware® is renowned to last for years and some items are made from recycled products, making Tupperware an eco-friendly choice.

Yes, all Tupperware® plastics have been made 100% BPA free since 2010. Products are safe for consumers and for the environment. BPA, or Bisphenol A, is a chemical mainly used in association with other chemical substances to manufacture certain plastics and resins. BPA is used, for example, in preparing polycarbonate, a high performance transparent rigid plastic used in particular for manufacturing food containers, prescription lenses, CDs, DVDs, etc.

Yes, 40 year old Tupperware® is safe. Most Tupperware® products are made from high-density polyethylene (HDPE, or plastic #2), low-density polyethylene (LDPE, or plastic #4) and polypropylene (PP, or plastic #5). These plastics are considered to be the safest plastics for frequent and repeated use. Vintage Tupperware is not bad for you. Tupperware® is constantly updating products with more durable and sustainable materials to be more eco-friendly, such as the Recycline range which is created from returned and defected products, giving plastics a second life.

Tupperware provides care instructions for all products to ensure that consumers get the most life out of their items. Tupperware’s warranty scheme will cover certain items that have chipped, peeled, cracked or warped as this may mean that your product will not perform to the best of its ability. The warranty scheme won’t cover all damage so double check before you submit.

Tupperware products are not bad for you. Tupperware is safe for daily, repeated use in the fridge, freezer, pantry and microwave. Some products can also go in the oven and dishwasher. It is best to follow Tupperware’s care guidelines to ensure that items are cared for correctly and kept in the best condition for as long as possible. Tupperware is known to preserve the shelf life of fresh produce as well as dry goods for longer than a standard container due to its quality and optimising air-flow features.

If you’re holding on to some vintage Tupperware, you might be sitting on a bit of cash without even knowing it. It all comes down to the condition of the item(s) and the demand for the piece.

It all comes down to the quality and innovative technology that Tupperware has mastered.