Tupperware Brands Corp <TUP.N>, whose food storage containers are sold at in-home parties, posted slightly higher quarterly net income on Wednesday, boosted by strong sales in all five of its business segments.

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Tupperware Brands Corp <TUP.N>, whose food storage containers are sold at in-home parties, posted slightly higher quarterly net income on Wednesday, boosted by strong sales in all five of its business segments.

Tupperware Brands Corp <TUP.N>, whose food storage containers are sold at in-home parties, posted slightly higher quarter net income on Wednesday, boosted by strong sales in all five of its business segments.

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Tupperware Brands Corp <TUP.N>, whose food storage containers are sold at in-home parties, posted slightly higher quarter net income on Wednesday, boosted by strong sales in all five of its business segments.

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