As you can see in our recent blog it is common for cargo to be exposed to container rain even when desiccant bags are used. This is no surprise. International container shipping is a complex affair in which a variety of risk factors converge to ensure that container...
Shipping temperature-sensitive cargo is tough, with the risk of heat damage present in many different ways.
The supply chain of vaccines is a major talking point at the moment. Find out how manufacturers are taking steps to ensure their products aren’t damaged during transport.
Cargo desiccants are a popular way to protect goods during shipping. However, there remains a risk of condensation damage. Find out why in this short guide.
Many shippers cover the container walls with paper, however this has a number of disadvantages. Find out why so many are turning to the Vdry Liner to protect goods against condensation and contamination.
With so many cargo desiccants on the market, it can be hard to know which is the best option to protect your goods.
Heat damage to cargo is a widespread problem, leading to billions of dollars in direct losses. In fact, an investigation from the International Air Transport Association (IATA) found that as much as 20% of perishable goods are damaged by poor cold chain practices....
Check out co-founder and director, Eugenio Ferri’s guide into how shippers can better protect cargo against moisture damage which was published in Container News.