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MOST and Absortech Group in Partnership to Tackle Moisture Damage

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Published Mar 24, 2019 4:40 PM by The Maritime Executive

MOST (Mobile Sensory Technologies Sweden AB), a leading company within 'real time monitoring,' and Absortech Group, a leading company within moisture prevention in shipping containers, have entered into a partnership.

MOST's superior real time monitoring solution gives customers insight into what happens to the cargo while in transit. The customer gets alerts via email or SMS when there is a deviation from the preferred levels on temperature, humidity and shock. The solution also detects intrusions and tracks the position of the shipment – all to enable proactiveness rather than reactiveness.

Moisture damage mainly happens during longer container transports or shipping. ABSORTECH provides solutions and products ('desiccants' - or moisture absorbers) to prevent moisture damage from taking place. With the step-by-step moisture prevention solution 'Peace of Moisture Mind©' ABSORTECH helps their customers throughout the entire moisture chain stages: AUDIT-DIMENSION-VALIDATE-IMPLEMENT-IMPROVE.

Jon Hjertenstein, CEO at MOST, says: “The logic behind this partnership is simple. Both companies are solving problems appearing during transportation and shipping. By partnering up we become even stronger, there are many synergies between us.” 

Rikard Kanmert, CEO at Absortech Group, says: “We have the deepest respect for each other’s business and offerings. In addition - we both operate out of Sweden and have a global reach. One by one we help the industry to detect or prevent damages. When we now integrate we add a lot of value for our customers; reduce their waste, improve their profit and protect their brands. It also helps saving mother earth." 

MOST and Absortech are confident that this partnership brings value to customers, existing and new. At the same time, it is having a positive impact on the two respective companies’ development.
 

The products and services herein described in this press release are not endorsed by The Maritime Executive.