Protecting what matters most.

It’s simple: better quality means less waste.  We make wrap that gets the job done, and requires less to do it.

Recycling Practices

PVC waste from Polyvinyl Films manufacturing plants is completely recycled and used in our product development. It is either reused in our products or repurposed by other manufacturers for items like pipes, flooring, and window frames. These practices are part of our resource recovery that helps to lower our overall carbon footprint.

FSC Certified paperboard

The cardboard boxes for our wraps are also made from FSC Certified paperboard, which is 100% recyclable. The FSC Certification ensures that the materials are sourced responsibly from sustainably managed forests.

Reducing Food Waste

Stretch-tite has been keeping food fresh in American kitchens since 1965. Today, this commitment to extending the freshness of food is more important than ever. Worldwide food waste is responsible for roughly 8% of global emissions. (Source: Project Drawdown)

Product Attributes

Less Energy

PVC uses considerably less primary energy in its production than any of the other commodity plastics.
Trusted Since 1971

Stretch-tite cling wrap has been keeping food fresh in American kitchens since 1971. Today, this commitment to extending the freshness of food is more important than ever
A Lower Carbon Footprint

Production of the vinyl wrap (PVC) requires 57% common salt (sodium chloride) and 43% natural gas, so more than half of its raw material comes from a renewable and abundant resource. This reduces the complete reliance on non-renewable fossil fuels compared to the other plastics such as polyethylene.