Earl Tupper was an American inventor and businessman, best known for creating the popular food storage containers known as Tupperware. Born on July 28, 1907, in Berlin, New Hampshire, he developed a unique plastic material that was both durable and airtight, revolutionizing how people stored food. In 1946, Tupper founded the Tupperware company, which became famous for its innovative marketing strategy involving home parties. This approach allowed women to demonstrate the products in a social setting, leading to widespread popularity. Tupper's contributions to the kitchenware industry have had a lasting impact on food storage and household organization.