It’s probably fair to say that back in the 1970s, Aucklander Fay McMillan was the Tupperware hostess with the mostest.
The enterprising mum-of-two threw New Zealand’s first sales party of the iconic brand before going on to meet the likes of former US president Ronald Reagan and crooner Frank Sinatra at its lavish overseas conferences.
But last month, after nearly 50 years, Tupperware closed business operations in Aotearoa, saying Covid had caused a decline in sales and in-home parties.
As Fay sits down to reminisce with the, the
