Terms and Conditions

As a user, Tupperware grants you a limited, non-transferable revocable license to access and use the website subject to the terms and conditions. Your license does not extend to the website’s source code or to the source code of any software or computer program that forms part of the website. You may only use the website for personal use, limited to viewing the website, providing information to the website, downloading product information for your review from the website.

You may only use the website if, in terms of South African law, you have the legal capacity to agree.

You may only link to the website by linking to the home page of the website.

You, the customer, agrees and acknowledges that:

1. You will at all times comply with the Law(s); including the National Credit Act of 2005 and the Consumer Protection Act and/or any other applicable legislation (if it applies to the customer for the receiving, compiling and reporting of information.) Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the customer specifically agrees that when reporting Personal and other information to Tupperware;
2. Such information will include all mandatory data;
3. You will have taken all reasonable steps to ensure that the information submitted is accurate, up-to-date, relevant, complete and valid when submitting such information;
4. You may submit the information to Tupperware, to make such information available to its associated partners, to render the services offered, and that such information is not subject to a duty of confidentiality between Tupperware and the customer.
5. As a Visitor or User, you agree that we may electronically accumulate, keep and use the following of your information:
6. Internet usage information, including your Internet Protocol (“IP”) address, click patterns, browsing habits, version of software installed, system resolutions and type, plug-ins, colour capabilities, cookie preferences, language settings, search engine meta words (keywords), JavaScript enablement, unique user ID, the pages and content that you access on the Platform/Website and the dates and times that you visit the Website, besides paths taken and time spent on pages/sites within the Website (“Usage Details”); and
7. Additional information you may provide voluntarily, such as demographic information or data related to your favourite social networking site (e.g. the site name, address and description(s)), or information relating to your participation in Tupperware competitions, promotions, studies, reviews and surveys, and additional services. (“Optional Details”).
8. Details submitted, when registering or transacting, to use the services on the Tupperware website. You may submit optional Details to us if you upload or download certain content (or products) from the Website/Platform, enter competitions, partake in promotions, respond to reviews/surveys, subscribe to or register for specific additional services; or else use any of the optional features and functionality of the Website/Platform.
9. “Cookies” Information: When you access the Website/Platform, we may send one or more cookies (these are small text files containing a string of alphanumeric characters) to your computer to collect certain Usage Details. Tupperware may use both session cookies (which disappears after you close your browser) and persistent cookies (which remain after you close your browser, which can be removed manually) and may be used by your browser on subsequent visits to the Website/Platform. Please note the use of cookies is a norm/standard on the internet and many major websites use them. Please refer to your web browser “Help” file to learn more about changing your cookie settings.
10. when you access the Website/Platform or open one of our HTML emails, we may automatically collect and record certain Usage Details from your system by using different tracking technology.
11. Our Website may contain electronic image requests (called a “single-pixel gif” or “web beacon” request) that allow us to count page views and to access cookies. Any electronic image viewed as part of a web page (including an ad banner); can act as a web beacon. Web beacons are typically 1by1 pixel files, (tiny unnoticeable files), but their presence can usually be seen within a browser by clicking on “View” and then on “Source.” We may also insert web beacons in HTML-formatted newsletters, which we send to “opt-in” subscribers to count how many newsletters they have read. Tupperware web beacons do not gather, monitor or share any personally identifiable information about our customers. They are just the technique we used to compile anonymous information about the Website and Service.
12. Tupperware may use any Optional Details provided by you, for such purposes as shown to you at the time you agreed to provide such Optional Details.

We may use your Usage Details to:

1. Automatically validate and/or verify your identity; for the website and transaction security purposes via Tupperware or via a third-party service provider;
2. Automatically provide you with the latest version of the Tupperware application on your system;
3. Remember your information so you will not have to re-enter it during your visit the next time you access the Website/Platform;
4. Monitor aggregate Website usage metrics such as total number of visitors and pages accessed; and
5. Track your entries, submissions, and status in any promotions or other activities in connection with your usage of the Website/Platform.
6. Tupperware shall take all reasonable steps to protect the personal information of the Users and for this purpose, “personal information/personal details”; shall be defined as contained and detailed in the Promotion of Access to the Information Act 2 of 2000 (PAIA).
7. If you are a Tupperware website user, you agree that we may also electronically gather, save and use the following information:
8. Name and surname, birth date, gender, identity number and /or passport number, nationality and country of residence (“Personal Information/Details”);
9. E-mail address, mobile number, home and delivery address and credit card billing address (“Contact Details “);
10. the credit or debit card number, cardholder name and expiration date you submit to Tupperware website regarding your credit or debit card(s), (Credit or debit cards)

Tupperware Website Users collects the aforesaid information from you in the following manner:

1. User-provided Information: Your Personal Information/Details, Contact Details and Debit or Credit Card Details will be provided by you directly to us during your registration as a Tupperware website user and/or thereafter by you actively transacting, updating or supplementing such details in your Tupperware website users Account.
2. Tupperware uses the information that Tupperware website users provide (or that we collect) to operate, validate, verify, maintain, enhance and provide all the features of the Services, and as may be necessary to comply legally when conducting online payment transactions and related service provided.
3. We use your Debit or Credit Card Details to provide the Services (including the verification thereof when you transact with Tupperware) and, should fees be charged for some Services and you have selected a credit or debit card as your means of payment, we shall debit that credit or debit card for such fees owed by you. We use your Personal Information/Details to greet you when you access your Tupperware User Account, to manage and administer your use of the Services and fulfil our contractual obligations, including the verification of your identity when you transact with Tupperware.
4. We use your Contact Details to verify your identity and to inform you of facts relating to your use of the Service(s) (e.g. notifications regarding major updates or content you have posted or downloaded from the Website/Platform, customer service notifications, and to address any copyright infringement or defamation issues); as well as to inform you, subject to obtaining your prior agreement, of competitions, promotions and special offers from us and/or any of our partners and/or affiliates.
5. Any user, who commits any of the offences detailed in section 85 to 88 of the ECT Act 25 of 2002 shall, notwithstanding criminal prosecution, be liable for all resulting losses or damages suffered and/or incurred by Tupperware and its partners/affiliates.

You may not:

1. Provide any incorrect information to the website or Tupperware;
2. Change, copy, decompile or reverse-engineer the website or use the website to make derivative copies;
3. Lease, sell, assign or in any other way to distribute the website or any information gotten from the website without the prior written consent of Tupperware;
4. Use malicious search technology, including but not limited to spiders and crawlers;
5. Frame any pages of the website;
6. Deep-link to any pages of the website in a way to suggest that you are the owner or license of any intellectual property in the website.
7. Use the interactive sections of the website, for instance, forums, clubs, surveys and e-mails, to post any material which in Tupperware discretion is false, defamatory, inaccurate, abusive, vulgar, hateful, harassing, obscene, sexually-oriented, threatening, invasive of a person’s privacy, or otherwise violates any laws. Tupperware does not have editorial control over the submission of any content to interactive sections of the website. You submit all information, including the publication of pictures and/or articles, at your sole risk and responsibility. Tupperware is not liable for damages or other adverse consequences caused by the use of the submissions.

In line with the Film and Publication Board Act 3 of 2009 (FPB) as amended; to intensify the efforts to protect children from harmful images within the media, including films, exhibitions, games, the internet and other publications, the website is not targeted at children under the age of eighteen (18) and Tupperware will not knowingly collect information from users in this age group.

No transaction will be concluded between Tupperware and a person under the age of 18 unless written consent thereto is received by Tupperware from a parent or legal guardian. Tupperware, therefore, reserves it’s Right to request proof of identity before concluding any transaction. Your continued use of this website confirms that you are 18 years old or older.