About this Organization
The Tightpac America, Inc. (TightVac) mission is to lead the food container industry into the future with innovation in design, environmental policy & investment that directly affects our world. They make a line of vacuum-sealed storage containers that are designed to keep fresh foods twice as long as the average container.
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