Tupperware Brands has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection after facing significant financial challenges, including declining sales and rising operational costs. The company, known for its iconic plastic food storage containers, saw a surge in demand during the pandemic, but has since struggled with competition from more eco-friendly alternatives and increased prices of raw materials. Tupperware's financial woes have been exacerbated by a 'challenging macroeconomic environment' and a debt load of approximately $700 million. Despite the bankruptcy filing in the U.S., Tupperware's operations in India remain stable, with local manufacturing providing resilience amid global restructuring efforts. CEO Laurie Ann Goldman emphasized the company's commitment to modernizing operations and continuing to serve customers while seeking flexibility through bankruptcy. The brand plans to explore strategic options to revitalize its business and maintain relationships with independent sales consultants and retail partners.