Does one need seperate glass keilim for milk and meat? E.g. glass “Tupperware” (not really tupperwear, but I don’t know how better to describe) containers in which food may be reheated in the microwave
Benny Levy 
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plastic and glass do not absorb flavor.
You need to have separate meat and milk plates and silverware for the meals, as a reminder to keep milk away from meat. Also the regular pots and pans that you use.
However, serving dishes and Tupperware type usages are not necessary to have separate.
So, the answer is that it is OK.