Nettingkasser

Nettingkasser are containers made from netting material that form a box-like structure. They are designed to hold, protect, and transport goods while allowing air to circulate. The open mesh reduces moisture buildup and spoilage, making them suitable for agricultural produce, such as fruit and vegetables, as well as seafood and other perishable items. They are widely used in markets, farms, and packing facilities where ventilation, visibility, and light weight are advantageous.

Most nettingkasser are woven or knitted from synthetic polymers such as polyethylene or polypropylene, though metal-net variants exist. The mesh size and material thickness vary by intended contents and weight. Some designs incorporate a rigid frame to preserve shape, while others are flexible and stackable. Common features include handles for carrying, and in some cases lids or clip closures. Many models are designed for reuse and ease of cleaning, and some are foldable for compact storage.

In practice, nettingkasser support gentle handling and ventilation during harvesting, sorting, and transport. They are used for packing and shipping a range of products, including fruits, vegetables, onions, citrus, berries, and other produce, as well as certain seafood items where drainage is beneficial. Their light weight and visibility help reduce damage and speed up handling in busy packing lines and markets.

Environmental and practical considerations include the potential for reuse reducing waste compared with single-use packaging, though recyclability depends on the material and local facilities. Nettingkasser come in a variety of sizes to match different volumes and handling needs.