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The global cargo shipping industry is vast, with a market valuation reaching an astonishing $16.7 billion. Yet, a sobering fact lurks beneath the surface: annually, goods worth $500 billion fall victim to container – related damage. Among these losses, moisture accounts for at least 10%—a significant figure that can disrupt supply chains and erode business […]

The global cargo shipping industry is vast, with a market valuation reaching an astonishing $16.7 billion. Yet, a sobering fact lurks beneath the surface: annually, goods worth $500 billion fall victim to container – related damage. Among these losses, moisture accounts for at least 10%—a significant figure that can disrupt supply chains and erode business

The global cargo shipping industry is vast, with a market valuation reaching an astonishing $16.7 billion. Yet, a sobering fact lurks beneath the surface: annually, goods worth $500 billion fall victim to container – related damage. Among these losses, moisture accounts for at least 10%—a significant figure that can disrupt supply chains and erode business

The global cargo shipping industry is vast, with a market valuation reaching an astonishing $16.7 billion. Yet, a sobering fact lurks beneath the surface: annually, goods worth $500 billion fall victim to container – related damage. Among these losses, moisture accounts for at least 10%—a significant figure that can disrupt supply chains and erode business