Hi!

I sell baked goods at farmers markets and other events. They are packaged in plastic containers. The packaging forms condensation on the inside when it's hot and humid out. I need to keep the items in packaging ready to sell. Any ideas what I can do to stop the condensation? Or a change in packaging? Thanks!

could you double the packaging so there’s a little space between them — or on the other hand poke a hole in it —

so you are delivering them there cold and they warm up or do you hold them there cold —

what kind of products are they?

This sounds like the opposite of what should be happening. Condensation forms on the cooler surface. For it to form inside the container, the food inside would need to be warmer than the air outside... just like you'd expect to see if you sealed warm food in a container and placed it in the refrigerator. If you move a cool item into a warm environment, the condensation would form on the outside of the container.

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thanks!