Tupperware's Featured Environmental Programs Around the World

Our commitment to environmental sustainability begins at home and, for us, home is our headquarters in Orlando, Florida. Our internal program focuses on environmentally-conscious practices we can implement in our offices.

For years, Tupperware headquarters has launched initiatives to save space and reduce waste by reusing and recycling cardboard boxes from office supplies and equipment. We further evolved our efforts in this area by replacing all cardboard boxes with rented durable crates. Every office has recycling bins for paper, magazines, and newspapers.

All employees at our cafeteria and throughout our offices, use Tupperware® products, such as Tupperware® mugs, tumblers, and food containers, rather than disposable products.

An all associate “Green” committee has been established to provide leadership, mentoring, and education for future sustainability initiatives. Everyday, we discover new ways to become better stewards of our environment.

In addition to our everyday practices and processes, Tupperware is committed to being a leader in environmentally friendly solutions in material development through robust research and development. Our partnership with the Bren School of Environmental Science and Management in Santa Barbara, California, provides an exceptional forum to address the broad environmental challenges facing our world today.

The Bren School has earned a reputation as one of the top schools of its kind in the nation. It is among a handful of schools in the United States that integrate science, management, law, economics, and policy as part of an interdisciplinary approach to environmental problem-solving.

The Logros Foundation contributes towards the sustainable development of communities by improving the quality of children’s lives and promoting nutrition and education through the development of organic vegetable gardens in public schools.  It also promotes development, production and the handling of natural resources in a respectful manner. To date, the foundation has initiated organic gardens in 350 schools with more than 35,000 children participating at locations in Uruguay, Argentina and Brazil.

Tupperware has partnered with the Logros Foundation in Uruguay through Nuvo Cosmetics.  Our collaboration includes financial support, volunteering and mentoring, distribution of children’s books and an education program supporting a network of sustainable organic vegetable gardens, cultivated by under-privileged students and their families in communities in South America. Our relationship with the Foundation is another example of
Tupperware′s commitment to driving environmental programs around the world.