Tupperware Is BPA‑Free

Learn how our products keep your food safe, free from Bisphenol‑A (BPA).

Why BPA Matters

  • BPA (Bisphenol‑A) is a chemical once used in some plastics, but it can leach into food and pose health risks.
  • Tupperware products are made from BPA‑free polypropylene and other certified safe plastics.
  • The U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) has reviewed Tupperware’s materials and confirmed they are safe for food contact.

Official Tupperware Safety Statement

“All Tupperware™ products are manufactured from BPA‑free polypropylene.” This statement appears on every product label and is verified by Tupperware’s Material Safety Information.

For full documentation, visit the Tupperware website and view the “Material Safety” page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Tupperware contain any plastic at all?
Yes. Tupperware uses polypropylene, a type of plastic that does not contain BPA.
Can BPA leach into food?
No. Because Tupperware is BPA‑free, there is no BPA to leach into food, even when heated.
Are there any other chemicals of concern?
Tupperware’s materials are tested for food‑contact safety, and the company follows all applicable FDA regulations.

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