Services Products All Products Container desiccants Absorpole AbsorBag AbsorGel Hanging AbsorGel Blanket AbsorGel Max & Compact AbsorGel Sheet In-box desiccants AbsorGel Pouches AbsorGel Sheet Accessories Packaging Industries Agriculture Electronics Cocoa Automotive Beverage Knowledge Moisture Magazine Container rain Moisture damage costs Why calcium chloride? Moisture damage Caking Corrosion FAQ Webinars About Our organization R&D Quality and production News Our people Transparency & Accountability Sustainability Sustainable desiccants Circular economy program Contact Language Contact us Thoughts 2 minutes Let’s zoom out for a sec We want simple answers. It’s just the way we are wired as humans. But it becomes a problem when we stare ourselves blind on a small part of a complex chain of events and try to solve that single issue. It’s like mopping up water from a leak instead of fixing the actual leak. This is common in moisture control in shipping, where many companies act reactively by only adding desiccants to their containers. Sure, it helps, but how can you know how many desiccants to add if you don’t know how much water there is in the container? Well, you might take height for that and add lots of desiccants. But that means you’re likely to throw away a lot of money. We don’t work like that. We work together with you to achieve a clear picture of your prerequisites. And ensure you don’t accidentally add excess moisture yourself through the way you pack your goods or load them. Then we take well-weighed measures to solve your challenges in the most cost-effective way. Done this way, our way, you can then relax knowing your shipments are protected. And that you’re no longer contributing to the yearly 50 billion dollar cost of moisture damages in shipping. About Peace of Moisture Mind Tags #Cost-savings#Management#Products#Quality#Solutions Share this LinkedIn Facebook Email Twitter Read more Thoughts 3 minutes Reaching new heights: Safely & efficiently placing desiccants Insights 2 minutes Don’t Mask the Issue: What You Need to Know about VCI and Protecting against Corrosion