Moisture Risk Mitigation in Sea Freight

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Measures, processes, and protective methods aimed at preventing or minimizing moisture-related damage to goods during sea transportation. These include the use of desiccants (e.g. silica gel), ventilation systems, seals, and humidity monitoring.

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