Cargo Dry®
Trusted by Industry Leaders
Moisture Damage Happens Quietly—Then All at Once
What Protected Cargo Actually Looks Like
Dry containers, even after long ocean or cross-country transit
Strong cartons that hold their shape, no collapse, no softening
Clean labels that stay readable and intact
Products that arrive exactly as they left
Fewer claims, fewer returns, fewer uncomfortable conversations
Addressing Key Concerns
Isn’t this just another desiccant?
Will it work for long shipments?
Is it safe to dispose of?
Do we need a custom solution?
Don’t Let Moisture Decide the Condition of Your Cargo
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our products
Container rain happens when warm, moisture-laden air inside a container cools and condenses due to temperature changes. That condensation turns into water droplets that fall onto cargo, causing damage, corrosion, or mold during transit.
Cargo Dry lowers the dew point inside the container by absorbing excess moisture from the air. This prevents water vapor from condensing into liquid, keeping cargo dry even through temperature fluctuations.
Cargo Dry is effective in ocean, truck, rail, and air freight containers. It’s also commonly used in crates, cartons, RVs, boats, and enclosed storage areas where moisture buildup is a concern.
Cargo DryPak® delivers more than 50 days of active moisture protection. This makes it ideal for long-haul shipments, extended storage, and overseas transport with unpredictable conditions.
Yes, a Tyvek® version is available for applications that require enhanced cleanliness and durability. Tyvek® is non-dusting, tear-resistant, and well-suited for sensitive or regulated cargo.
Absolutely. Our customer service team can help determine the right product configuration based on your cargo, route, and exposure conditions. Support is always available to ensure proper protection. contact us.