Tupperware, the iconic American producer of plastic food containers, is facing bankruptcy
The conmpany’s price has fallen 45% in a short period of time and has depreciated 98% in one year.
The popularity of Tupperware containers has decreased significantly among younger generations, who are increasingly environmentally conscious and looking for more sustainable ways to store food. Tupperware is facing short-term financing liquidity problems due to expensive loans and the challenging internal and external business environment, and the company has doubts about its ability to continue its activities.
Tupperware is consulting with advisors on financing options to determine whether there is hope for the business to be retained.
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