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In food packaging, long-term storage and export often cause issues like moisture buildup, mold growth, and damaged packaging. These problems can reduce product quality and shelf life. I’ve read about moisture absorbers (desiccants) being used to control humidity inside packaging — but I want to know if they are actually effective for food products and whether they are safe for direct or indirect use with food items.
