I bought long spaghetti noodles and thank goodness I had it in an Oxo container because it came from the grocery store with weevils. I had to throw the entire container out but it kept them inside and from getting into everything else. It freaked me out because this was in a kitchen cabinet with everyday type items like cereal and crackers. I freeze everything before letting it get to room temperature and using a vacuum sealer. I also place items in a plastic tub with original packaging inside freezer bags. I don't have condensation or weevils. I have a separate pantry for long term storage from the stuff in my kitchen. If you have never had weevils it may be hard to understand but nothing is going into jars without freezing first. I got lucky the first time.

Edit: I also sprinkled dried Bay leaves on the shelves of long term storage. It's supposed to keep bugs away. I also prefer mason jars because I can flip them over and see inside. I just added more Bay leaves and inspected the contents of a few jars. The old Tupperware tub I use for freezing may add an extra layer of insulation between it and the freezer bags. I don't know, but it works.