Tupperware Brands Releases 2019 Sustainability Report, Nurturing a Better Future
Company’s ninth report highlights reinforced environment, social and governance commitments as well as progress to No Time to Waste®, company’s vision to significantly reduce food and plastic waste by 2025
Dec 23, 2020 10:00 AM ET
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Tupperware Brands Corporation (NYSE: TUP), the leading global marketer of premium, innovative products across multiple brands and categories, today released the 2019 Sustainability Report, the ninth report for the Company. The report details the Company’s continued investment in environmental improvements as part of its No Time to Waste
® strategy and shows a renewed resolution to solve for social and environmental concerns through a focus on product innovation, minimizing waste and supporting thriving communities.
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overboard. this stinks. it makes me want to pull my real teeth out. sean: doesn t this make you angry? what about the political campaigns and the charities and tupperware parties. i think it s your home and people are coming to a pool party or a bike study or a soccer ball celebration, leave it alone. sean: does he own the home? is he paying taxes? is he bothering his neighbors? no, obviously, i would like to know who is on that counc and i will what their beliefs are. it sounds like an atheistic attack. it would be interesting to find out. i find it offensive i remember as a kid going over to my friends house, i had a pool. there were 50 of us screaming in the house and nobody came over from the city, saying, oh, there are too many kids in your pool for a zoning purpose. really, if somebody is worshipping in their house, i am sure they didn t charge