Let’s have Tupperware parties, not street parties, for the coronation

‘Extra sales might save the company, and it would be a nod to the memory of Queen, given her well-publicised extensive use of the product.’ Photograph: franky242/Alamy

Instead of holding street parties for the coronation, why not double up the joy and resurrect the good old Tupperware variety? Extra sales might save the company (Tupperware warns it could go bust without emergency funding, 11 April), and it would be a nod to the memory of Queen, given her well-publicised extensive use of the product.
David Duell
Durham

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