Tupperware’s Search for Liquidity Due to Changing Customer Preferences

• Tupperware warns of collapse unless it finds funds.

• Failure to adapt to changes in how products are designed and distributed  (change in customer preferences)

• Renegotiation of loans and higher interest costs (impacting cash flow)

• Forecasts indicate that it “may not have adequate liquidity2 in the near term”

• Exploring options to sell property and cut jobs (expenses) to raise funds and retain cash

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Tupperware warns of collapse unless it finds funds, BBC, April 11, 2023.

Distribution refers to the method(s) through which businesses provide products & services to customers e.g., online, physical stores (‘bricks & mortar’) or retailers (3rd parties). 2. Liquidity describes the ability for a business to meet (pay) its short-term obligations e.g., salaries, suppliers and taxes.

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