Calcium Chloride Container Desiccant - 1kg Moisture Absorption Capacity | Prevents Container Rain And Mold Growth

We are producing and exporting of Calcium Chloride Container Desiccant to our consumers.
Why is raining in my container?
Have you ever encountered this scenario? a My container arrived and the cargo inside is wet. There are no holes in the container and the interior stinks of mold and mildew. It also looks like ita s raining from the ceiling of the container. How did this happen?

What happens because of "Container Rain", so what's "Container Rain"? and how to control Relative Humidity so that to stop "Container Rain"?
Container rain is condensation that forms on the ceiling of a cargo container and drips onto the cargo causing moisture damage. This can result in a container being rejected by a receiver at the port costing the exporter dearly.

Preventing Container Rain
The objective is to maintain a humidity below which condensation forms, and if does form, to have a system that will react quick enough to absorb the excess moisture prior to droplets forming.
1kg of TOPDRY container desiccant can absorb up to 20g of moisture per hour so can make a significant difference to the atmosphere during the day and night cycles of temperatures increasing and decreasing within a container.
It acts as a buffer absorbing excess moisture and helps to maintain the equilibrium between the humidity of the air and the containera s contents.