New Image Group announced it has acquired Nutrimetics, a skincare and cosmetics brand, from Tupperware Brands Corporation. The acquisition includes Nutrimetics Australia, Nutrimetics International New Zealand, Nutrimetics Manufacturing and Nutrimetics France. 

Tupperware Brands Corporation has entered into a definitive agreement to sell its Nutrimetics beauty business, operating in Australia, New Zealand and France, as part of its turnaround plan.

In a limited-time collaboration, Tupperware debuted food and drinkware containers featuring Vera Bradley’s signature floral designs. The line includes three vibrant Vera Bradley patterns—Daisy Smile Collection, Falling Daisies Collection and Sunflower Collection—and includes a reusable ECO+ Water Bottle, Snack Set and Sandwich. 

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Tupperware is renewing its commitment to the National Park Foundation with continued support and a $2 million multi-year donation. This new pledge follows Tupperware’s investment last year in national park composting infrastructure, water bottle refill station installations and education. 

Currently, Tupperware has 11 manufacturing facilities around the world, but this expansion will provide more diversification in its supplier base and extend the company’s access to sustainable materials. 

In early 2021, Tupperware completed a materiality assessment to determine which areas would be most important to the business as it built a thoughtful environmental, social and governance (ESG) strategy.

In its list of America’s Most Responsible Companies 2022, Newsweek recognized Tupperware Brands as number 24 in the Consumer Goods category.

e part of a pilot program at select restaurant locations in Burlington, Ontario, and is a well-suited extension of Tupperware’s No Time to Waste initiative, which endeavors to significantly reduce single-use plastic and food waste.

Almost all regions saw a decrease in net sales, excluding South America, which the company attributes recruitment efforts and improvements made to onboarding and training for the region’s 6% increase in net sales ($69.6 million). 

In its first annual “Brands That Matter” list, Fast Company included Tupperware as an honoree, identifying it as a company that does more than sell products or provide services. Brands included in this list illustrated their relevance through cultural impact, social engagement and authentic communication of their mission and ideals.