Inside of fridge is "sweaty" causing black mould to grow
Interior of fridge is not dry. Most items in fridge have moisture on them like when you pull a cold bottle of pop from the fridge and leave it out on the kitchen counter it slowly sweats and develops moisture on the outside of the bottle - inside of fridge is like that all the time and moisture develops on all bottles, tubs, and surfaces inside the fridge (cheese goes mouldy very quickly; paper labels on bottles eventually develop black mould, mould grows in cracks and crevices throughout fridge interior). Otherwise fridge runs fine (cold enough, no blocked drainage tubes, no water pools in bottom, freezer working perfectly). The "freon" (or whatever they are using these days as a coolant) has been topped-up and the rubber seal/gasket around the fridge door has already been replaced - but the problem persists. Fridge is a side-by-side Sub-zero, purchased new in 1989. Hoping not to have to replace fridge as it is built in to kitchen with matching panel to cupboards. Any possible solutions?