Tupperware Returns To New Zealand

After a four-year absence, Tupperware has made its long-awaited return to New Zealand.

First arriving in New Zealand in the 1970s, Tupperware quickly became a household staple, renowned for its premium quality, innovative airtight seal and products built to last.

For almost 50 years, it held a special place in Kiwi homes before the local business ceased trading in 2022 following the disruption of its traditional party-plan model during the pandemic.

Now, Tupperware is back with refreshed colours designed for modern living, to help Kiwis store leftovers, pack school lunches and organise pantries.

The new collection features everything from the brand’s iconic storage containers and bowls to meal-prep solutions, lunchboxes and reusable drink bottles. Every product is made from high-quality, durable materials engineered to stand the test of time and is BPA-, PFAS-, PFOA- and PTFE-free.

The Tupperware range includes:

Modular – stackable, airtight containers with clear-view windows designed to maximise pantry and fridge space.
Freezable – flexible containers designed to reduce freezer burn and keep food fresher for longer.
Microwavable – heat-resistant containers with steam-release valves for mess-free reheating.
Heritage – featuring the iconic sunburst lid and instant seal that generations of Kiwis know and love.
Original – the classic all-purpose Tupperware bowl, first introduced in 1946.
Divided – convenient multi-compartment containers for lunches and snacks.
Eco – reusable, leak-proof water bottles designed for life on the go.