Super Dry Tackles Moisture Challenges in Supply Chains to Cut Billion-Kronor Losses

Moisture-related problems during transportation are causing significant financial losses in supply chains, with condensation often resulting in mold, corrosion, and damaged goods. Pär Svensson, Sales Director at Super Dry, highlights how temperature fluctuations during transport lead to 'container rain'—a major cause of deterioration and billion-kronor damage across industries.

Super Dry, which brands itself as 'the global supply chain guardian,' offers advanced solutions including moisture-absorbing materials, inspections, and climate chamber testing to combat these issues. The company emphasizes education, guiding customers to manage moisture risks throughout the entire logistics chain—from production lines all the way to retail shelves. Ola Jernberg, Chief Commercial Officer, stresses the necessity of addressing moisture challenges holistically rather than in isolation within the supply flow.

With over 25 years of experience and a global network of more than 40,000 customers and 40 offices, Super Dry operates its European hub from Stenungsund, coordinating with Rotterdam. Their approach not only reduces costly product claims and waste but also lessens climate impact. Investment in these moisture control solutions yields swift savings and environmental benefits, making even small measures highly valuable for companies looking to improve supply chain resilience and cut costs.