Tupperware Flyer This Week

Tupperware flyer: a monthly promo page, not a weekly circular

If you came looking for a classic Tupperware flyer with a Thursday-to-Wednesday window, here is the first thing to know: this brand does not publish on that rhythm. The editions listed on AdsSOS right now are a single promotional page valid from 1 to 31 October 2026 and a 13-page catalogue running from 1 September to 31 December 2026. Because edition dates shift from one catalogue to the next, treat the dates printed on the front of each edition as the schedule to follow.

Tupperware is kitchenware, not groceries. Our feed files it among supermarket flyers, but the closest fit is the Canada home and garden flyers hub. For the full list of retailers we cover, head to the Canada weekly flyers and deals hub.

Where Tupperware actually sells in Canada

The brand's own about page describes three routes to market: independent consultants who host parties, sales distributors, and well-known retailers, alongside the Tupperware.com online shop. The online store has a country selector with a Canada option priced in Canadian dollars, and the site is offered in English, Spanish and French. That bilingual option matters if you shop from Quebec or New Brunswick.

Retail is real, too. Costco.ca lists a Tupperware Wonderlier food-storage set, so a warehouse run can be a way to buy the brand without a party. Costco states that items bought on its site can go back to any warehouse, with some exceptions, and its rules apply there instead of the brand's.

Tupperware parties and the consultant model

Direct selling is the heart of the story. The Ingenium museum record on Canadian Tupperware says the first plant opened in Cowansville, Quebec, in 1963, a second followed in Morden, Manitoba, in 1979, and production was consolidated in Morden on 6 February 1985. The same record credits direct selling, and the party format started by Brownie Wise, for the brand's popularity in Canadian homes.

Today the website still invites you to find a consultant, host a party or join the team. A banner on the homepage encourages shoppers to buy through a consultant for advice. The site also advertises a Monthly Offers page, a Sale Shop and a Last Chance section, which is where limited-time promotions tend to land. Several featured items showed as sold out when we looked, so availability changes quickly.

Good to know before you shop

Points, digital coupons and delivery services may be offered in some places and not in others. Check the store's own app or the notice at the till to see what applies where you shop. What the site does show is a hosting incentive: its party tagline says hosts keep getting something back. Hosts can check the consultant for the current details, since those terms are set seasonally. Taxes, discounts and shipping are calculated at checkout, and we saw no free-shipping threshold stated, so check the cart before you assume anything.

Monthly offers versus the flyer page

The AdsSOS page is a scan of the printed promotion. The live Monthly Offers section online may differ, because online stock and consultant promotions move faster than a printed month. Treat the scan as a preview and confirm the item on the site.

Tupperware return policy and warranty

The Tupperware.com refund policy lets you send back items bought on the site within 30 days of delivery if you are not satisfied. You need to pack them securely, include a packing slip with a return number, and cover the return shipping yourself. The refund goes to the original payment method at the original price, minus shipping fees. Note that the return address printed in the policy is in Indiana, so ask customer service how Canadian orders are handled before you ship anything.

The warranty is separate and more generous on paper. Products carry a default 10-year warranty against manufacturing defects under normal home use, but a symbol on the item can change it: Q means one year, G thirty days, P limited lifetime, and Z no warranty. A successful claim is paid as a voucher for a future purchase, not a direct replacement. Claims are filed online through the consultant's site or Tupperware.com with a photo, not by phone, and the brand says it reviews them within 72 hours. Dropped glass, food stains, knife cuts and microwaving high-fat or high-sugar food are among the exclusions.

Does Tupperware still exist? The company behind the brand

Yes. Tupperware Brands filed for Chapter 11 protection on 18 September 2024. In November 2024, Party Products LLC acquired the brand name so that operations could continue, and the current site says the brand and its operating assets are owned by an investor group. The about page names Party IP Holdings LLC as the owner of the trademark. A reference article also notes that an earlier Canadian retail trial with Superstores gave disappointing results.

The company states its products are BPA free and links a page on it.

Hours and where else to look

Because there are no brand-run stores that we could identify, there are no Tupperware opening hours to quote. If you buy at a retailer, that store's hours and holiday rules apply. For kitchen and home ideas from other chains, browse the IKEA Canada flyer this week or the Home Hardware flyer this week. If you are redoing a whole kitchen, the The Brick flyer this week covers furniture.