Golden blossom set

The lovely golden blossom set.

only loose set available

~January-February 2011~ Catalogue

 retail RM 254.40
OT TOPPER JUNIOR WITH PRINTS (8)
600ML
OT CANISTER JUNIOR WITH PRINTS (4)
1.3L
NOW RM 199

sold to Ms Masthuhah Md Halil, KL,
Pn Suraya Ali,
Mdm Doris Low,
Puan Zarina
THANKS DEARIES!

 LUCKY SET
retail RM 113.60
NOW RM88

 TALL CANISTER
 10L
retail RM 69.90
NOW RM 55.90

OT CANISTER LARGE (2)
3.8L
retail RM 79.60
now RM 63.70

 JELL-O-RING
retail RM 48
NOW RM 39.80

(ALL AT OFFER PRICE)

1. FRESH N PURE ICE TRAY (2)
RM39.90

2. ICE- CREAM MAKER (12)
RM 75

3. RECTANGULAR WATER CONTAINER
8.7L
RM 75.40
SOLD!

4. MODULAR KEEPER WITH GRID
9.4L
RM 69.50

5. HANDY COOL (2)
RM 50.80

FORTUNE GIFT SET
~OT BOWL (2)
750ML
~NUTTY ALMOND COOKIES 245gm
~CRUNCHY BRAN COOKIES 245 gm

retail RM 76.60
NOW RM 54.80

SOLD MS WINNIE of Tampin
thank You!

Lucky Set

RM 88

Expression Bowl n Colander set

SOLD

THANKS NOOR SHAYIDAH OF TERENGGANU!

(REPEAT CUSTOMER)

Fruity Smoothie Collection (4)

RM 59.90

LEGACY FLORIA CONDIMATE set

RM 40

BerryGen

LIVE WELL, STAY YOUTHFUL, BE BEAUTIFUL!

What does it do for you?
Specially formulated with collagen, extract of multi-berries, and added vitamins and essential nutrients, NaturCare BerryGen works to help you stay healthy, looking young and beautiful always. 

 

*Advanced Formulation		*17 types of Amino-Acids
*98% Absorption Rate		*Safe and Natural

Just one sachet a day contains all of nature's
essentials to renew, rejuvenate and protect ...
so you can live life in good health, feeling young
and your natural beauty shinning through.

RM 180

FLORAL EXPRESSIONS (4)

FLORAL EXPRESSIONS (4)
2L
RM 136.40 RETAIL
SAVE 25%
NOW
RM 99.90

HURRY!! STOCKS ARE LIMITED!
OFFER ENDS 31ST DECEMBER.

**YEAR END TREATS**

~PRICES SHOWN ARE AFTER DISCOUNT~
OFFER VALID TILL 25TH DECEMBER 2010 OR WHILE STOCKS LASTS*
PLS CLICK FOR LARGER PICTURE >.<

Outdoor Cooler

Outdoor Cooler
This stylish Outdoor Cooler comes with a virtually liquid-tight seal, a safety spout and a light handle for easy transportation.

Features & Benefits:
	8.7 liter capacity is ideal for a family's consumption or for outdoor activities.  Ergonomically-designed handle makes it easily portable.  Back grip provides a steady hold when pouring.  Side grips allow for easy handling, especially when container is full and needs to be lifted.

Capacity: 8.7L

Dimension: 31.4cm (L) (inclusive handle) x 27.6cm (W) (inclusive handle and tap) x 25.7cm (H) 

Retail
RM 99.80
NOW
RM 79.80
OFFER ENDS 25TH DECEMBER 2010

TheStar's article on Tupperware

Tuesday December 14, 2010

On the safe side with Tupperware

By CHERYL POO
cherylpoo@thestar.com.my

With Tupperware, safety is a priority when it comes to food-contact plastics.
EVER since the risks of using food and beverage plasticware was highlighted not so long ago, the public has taken a special interest in these ubiquitous products which have been around for over half a century.
The key question remains: Are food-contact plastics safe for everyday use? What about microwaving or reusing plastic, and the alleged food contamination that follows?

In a recent interview with Tupperware Brands Corporation, worldwide quality management and research and development director Jan Stevens provided insight into the efforts that the brand invests in, in order to generate food contact plastics which are safe for the consumer and easy on the environment.

Safety first: When a consumer purchases a Tupperware food container, he is assured that no externally recycled material is used in its manufacture.

Are Tupperware products environmentally friendly?
Tupperware products are environmentally friendly by design, technical development, raw material selection and manufacturing quality. The designs are such that they allow for the products to be manufactured with in-process and post-consumer recycling in mind. Raw materials are selected based on their safety for human use, food contact and the absence of contaminants that could put a burden on the environment.
During the product development process, it is assured that Tupper­ware products will last a lifetime, thus reducing the amount of waste that is put into the environment. Our products are meant to be re-used thanks to their durability. Utmost care is taken at every step of manufacturing to make sure that minimal energy is consumed and minimum waste is produced. Plastic waste produced during the manufacturing of Tupperware products is submitted to an internal recycling process without any plastic waste being discharged into the environment.
Are new food containers made from recycled material?
Recycling of plastic waste happens internally, within our own manufacturing plants, as well as externally.
For internal recycling, production scraps are reground, extruded and fed back into the production process of new Tupperware products. The recycled material and the products made thereof have the same properties and quality as those products made from virgin, non-recycled material. This has been demonstrated through thorough testing in our own and in external laboratories.
The external recycling process consists of the recovery of products that are at the end of their lifecycle.
As Tupperware has no control over the use of these products and what they would be subjected to, we cannot guarantee their appropriateness for re-use in the production of new Tupperware food containers.
Plastic material obtained from external recovery is therefore not used to make new Tupperware products intended to come into contact with food. But it can be re-used to make products that are not intended for food contact.
How much of the externally recycled material is sold to other manufacturers and how will consumers be able to identify these products?
There are geographical differences (that determine this), but about 2% of the annual sales volume is recovered from customers either as defective or as end-of-life products.
The recovered products are ground up and the reground material is supplied to companies which turn this material into a wide variety of non-food contact products such as flowerpots and garden furniture.
When a consumer purchases a Tupperware food container, he is assured that no externally recycled material is used in its manufacture.
The raw materials used for these products are, in most cases, indicated on the main part of the product by means of the Raw Material Identification Code, a triangular arrow, encircling a number ranging from one to seven, representing the raw material type or group.
For alternative products (other than Tupperware) made from externally recycled material, the same material identification code applies but the products will not carry the food pictogram (glass and fork), indicating that they are not intended for food-contact use.
It is up to the Third Party Manufacturer of these non-food contact items to indicate the level or percentage of recycled material used in his products.
Is starch-based plasticware a credible alternative?
We are well aware of the development of starch-based resins and plastics, as research in this field is a main part of our development programmes. These materials are commonly known as either biodegradable plastics or bio-plastics.
However, in spite of all the development efforts that are being done on these materials, they have a number of shortcomings, the most important being the inferior physical properties compared to the materials currently used to make Tupperware products; they are not durable, cannot withstand the heat generated in dishwashers and are not as stain-resistant. Therefore, these starch-based materials are, at present, unsuitable to produce durable plastic food containers. On top of that, their availability in the current market is very limited.
These materials have seen some use in the plastic sheet and bag market but here one must carefully consider the environmental benefits.
In most cases, in order to obtain similar properties as conventional plastics, the sheets and bags have to be much thicker which again increases the amount of plastic that is put on the market.
Their biodegradability is only guaranteed under industrial and controlled composting conditions, which are not always available everywhere.
Does Tupperware have CSR programmes?
The Tupperware sustainability programme is a very comprehensive one as it encompasses the promotion of a more sustainable environment in the office, in the manufacturing sector and at home with our customers and employees.
The activities and focus points are a balanced mix of smaller and major products, including:
> Avoiding the consumption of paper and plastic material in the office and packaging of our products.
> Reduction of energy consumption in our manufacturing plants and during the transportation of our products.
> Educational programmes for our employees, sales force and customers on how to reduce, recover and avoid waste, and recycle.
> Joint programmes with external organisations such as universities to promote a sustainable lifestyle.
> Design of products, such as the ECO Tupperware range, that help our customers avoid unnecessary waste.
All these activities and programmes are laid down in our annual Corporate Sustainability Report where we update the community on our results and activities over the past year and demonstrate our plans to continuously improve these results in the future.
What is Tupperware’s stand on using Bisphenol A since studies suggest that the material can leak into the food/drinks?
Bisphenol A (BPA) is the building block of polycarbonate. Tupperware is aware of the many reports on the alleged effect of BPA on human health and its suggested leakage into food.
We closely follow up on all the latest developments and studies in this field and can confirm, through exhaustive testing of our products at external expert laboratories, that the BPA run-off from our products is largely within the acceptable limits as stated by the most stringent regulations around the world.
These acceptance limits and their safety have, very recently, been re-confirmed by the highest scientific body in the European Union, namely the European Food Safety Authority (EFSA).

Rectangular fresh keeper

3L
9cm(H)x 16.7cm(W)x 30.8cm(L)

RM 39.90

High Handolier with pouch

HIGH HANDOLIER WITH POUCH

High Handolier with Pouch* A generously-sized personal drink container that comes with a compact pouch for  storing keys, mobile phone and money. Ideal as a fast pick me up when you are on the go!    * Pouch is NOT covered by the Tupperware® Lifetime Warranty  Features AND Benefits:  Classic round seal prevent spills.  Virtually liquid-tight. Capacity: 1.5L Dimension: 11.7cm (D) x 23.65cm (H)

RM 52.90 NOW RM 39.90

OFFER ENDS 25TH dECEMBER 2010 (**,)

MEGA KEEPER

Mega Keeper
Capacity: 19.5L
Dimension: 48.0cm (L) x 38.0cm (W) x 15.8cm (H)

retail RM 119.80

SAVE 30%

now RM 83.90
HURRY ONLY 1 SET LEFT!!!

GoFlex!!

GOFLEX! Container

RM 69.80

Storage on the go! 

GOFLEX!

Goes from flat to full in mere seconds depending on your storage needs.

These versatile, adjustable

containers flatten for space-saving storage and

expand to keep food fresh at home or on the go!

The award-winning GOFLEX!! has won at least 11 awards to date, including:
	Being voted one of the 25 Best Products of the Year in 2004 by Fortune magazine.  1st place in the Outstanding Consumer Product Awards in 2005 by The Society of the Plastic Industry.  The winner of the iF product Design Award in 2007 by Hannover's Industrie Forum Design.
Features and Benefits+
	Space-saving containers fold flat and take up minimum storage space. Slip it in your bag and take them anywhere to fill food later.  Virtually air-tight and liquid-tight seals offer superior storage for the fridge, pantry or when you're on the move.

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RM 69.80

Tapao My Favourite Prawn Noodles from Yong Len, TTDI

Wow! What an interesting article.

Let's Read and Let's start to Tapau!!!

Tapao My Favourite Prawn Noodles from Yong Len, TTDI

One Sunday morning, I woke up with a pounding headache and a craving for prawn noodles. Felt too awful to apply anything on my face and to get change, I hopped onto the car in my most comfy 10 year old t-shirt and drove to Yong Len coffee shop at Taman Tun Dr Ismail.

I passed my Tupperware to the aunty who is manning the stall. Looking at me, she smiled and uttered “cute tupperware you have!”
I told her that I’m using my container from the BYO TaPau series, Tupperware’s latest eco-friendly innovation. She placed my rice vermicelli and yellow noodles on the Noodle Holder, it is indented at the side for easy and safe handling. The soup is then filled into the container before the noodle holder was being placed on top. Don’t worry about the hot soup part, because the container is made of safe, non-toxic material. And the best thing is, the perforation will keep my noodles moist by the steam released from the soup below.

After a 20 minutes drive, my bowl of prawn noodles reached home safely. No spillage or any mishaps along the way.

I left the vent cap open before heating it up in the microwave oven and my house is filled with the most divine scent ever! Put the noodles into the soup and then microwave. The BYO Tapau series is also microwave-reheatable.

The noodles remained springy even after some 30 minutes.

What’s more comfortable than eating a bowl of fiery hot noodles in your most comfy t-shirt in the comfort of your own home. It was pure bliss, I tell you!

Need to tapau for an entire clan a bigger group? No problem! The containers can also be stacked and secured by the Grip-and-Go Carlolier.

I also take the Eco Bottle Spring together with me wherever I go!
Oh, take a look at this video! If you have been watching our very own local food program Ho Chiak, you should remember Orange & Winson! It’s a really cute video, and they have shown us how to use the Tupperware BYO container even if you are too busy for lunch.
So now the issue is why don’t I just use disposables that give me a greater deal of convenience – just eat and throw! Have you ever stopped to wonder about the amount of waste and damage that they generate? For example, Styrofoam is non-biodegrable, takes 900 years to breakdown, creates toxis wastes and damages our ozone layer. Taking the environmental effect aside, the harmful compounds may migrate into our food and accumulate in our bodies.
A simple gesture such as Tupperware BYO container to tapau could help to reducing the use of unnecessary packaging such as Styrofoams and plastic bags. Plus it’s safe to reuse for a lifetime because Tupperware is such a reputable brand. All Tupperware is made from non-toxic materials that do not leach chemicals into food.

So I made a pledge to tapau my lunch with only my new Tupperware container. Nasi Lemak, Chap Fan (mixed rice), fried vermicelli, etc, they have all filled my container before. My fellow colleagues can testify that, heh!
You too, can do your bit for the environment. Fill up your stomach, not the landfill!
For more information, visit the Tupperware site.

courtesy of http://kampungboycitygal.com/2010/11/tapao-my-favourite-prawn-noodles-from-yong-len-ttdi/

Also see WinShoppe's THE TAPAU SET  full details ya. **,

Precious Baby OT Canister

ONE TOUCH CANISTER  SMALL WITH PRINTS

2L

LIMITED RELEASE.
HURRY WHILE STOCKS LASTS.

sold to Noridayu Rosman of Johor

Thanks dear!

~NO MORE STOCK~