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Marketing Activities | A Recap of SUPER DRY's Recent Activities

Release Date: 2026-07-30 Release source:
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Over the past few months, the SUPER DRY team has continued to engage on the front lines of global supply chains — from agricultural shipping operations in the U.S. to international trade forums, and on to a textile exhibition booth in India — consistently delivering professional solutions for moisture and mold protection in cargo. Let's take a look back at the highlights.

2026 AgTC Annual Conference May 18–21 | Tacoma, USA

On May 18, SUPER DRY Group leadership — Fred Birnbaum, Michael Hanrahan, and Stephen Ryan — attended the Agriculture Transportation Coalition (AgTC) Annual Conference in Tacoma, engaging directly with shippers and supply chain leaders from across the U.S. to discuss the moisture-related risks facing agricultural cargo during long-haul transport.

Through live demonstrations, the team showcased the moisture-absorption performance and protective effectiveness of calcium chloride desiccants in real-world shipping scenarios involving grain, nuts, coffee, and other high-value food commodities — drawing strong interest and recognition from attendees.

2026 Containers Don't Lie Conference June 1–2 | Washington, D.C., USA

On June 1, SUPER DRY was invited to participate in the "Containers Don't Lie" conference held in Washington, D.C. Organized by veteran supply chain media professionals, the event focused on the real pain points in global trade revealed through shipping data, drawing a strong turnout of industry experts.

Representatives from SUPER DRY engaged in in-depth discussions with global trade leaders, policymakers, and ocean shipping experts on emerging trends in the future of freight transport, gaining further insight into the challenges customers face in day-to-day supply chain operations.

2026 Bharat Tex Textile Exhibition July 14–17 | New Delhi, India

On July 14, the 2026 Bharat Tex international textile exhibition opened in New Delhi. Textiles and garments made from natural yarns are highly moisture-absorbent, making them especially prone to mold growth, staining, and odor development during ocean freight and warehousing.

Addressing this industry-specific challenge, the SUPER DRY team showcased its calcium chloride desiccant solutions purpose-built to protect textile cargo — helping exporters, manufacturers, and logistics providers in the textile sector manage fluctuating temperature and humidity conditions throughout transit, and keep goods dry from sealed container to final delivery.

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