<Tab/>A plastic food container with the word Tupperware embossed on it became a "must have" for all kitchens in the 1950's. Earl Silas Tupper was a dreamer. He was constantly searching for some way to make his mark on history by bettering the world. He invented the product known as Tupperware when he realized that polyethylene plastic could be injected-molded into flexible yet sturdy bell-shaped containers. Mr. Tupper designed many …showed first 75 words of 986 total…

…showed last 75 words of 986 total…Tab/>With a company like Tupperware, it is difficult to find areas for improvement. Commercial products designed specifically to meet the needs of the military would be a potential market that has not been explored. If Tupperware could identify a need that has not been filled and develop a solution, the result could be incredibly profitable. Anytime you are dealing with a product as flexible as Tupperware, the options and possibilities as endless.