The cuts at Tupperware follow a turbulent year for the nearly 80-year-old company. Last April, Tupperware warned it had "substantial doubt" about its ability to stay in business. At the time, it said it was bringing on financial advisors to help improve its capital structure and secure extra financing. Tupperware also said it would review its real estate portfolio while exploring options to "preserve or deliver additional liquidity." That announcement came days after the New York Stock Exchange warned that Tupperware's stock was in danger of being delisted after the company failed to file a mandatory annual report.