FishBoxes
Insulated catch storage.
20kg / 35 Litre Fish Boxes, Pack of 20, White
£426.00EX VAT · £511.20 INCView product
25kg / 40 Litre Euro Fish Boxes, Pack of 20, White
£440.00EX VAT · £528.00 INCView product
25kg / 40 Litre Euro Fish Boxes, Pack of 20, Blue
£440.00EX VAT · £528.00 INCView product
50kg / 75 Litre Fish Boxes, Pack of 20, Blue
£442.00EX VAT · £530.40 INCView product
50kg / 75 Litre Fish Boxes, Pack of 20, White
£442.00EX VAT · £530.40 INCView product
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Sizing, regulations, installation. Our team has been answering these questions for over 25 years.
Our fish boxes are here to provide a straightforward and practical option for filleting, storing, and transporting your fish. Designed with the needs of fish handling in mind, they come in various sizes and colours to suit your workload, whether you're dealing with a small batch or a larger haul. You'll find them handy if you're a fisherman or in aquaculture, keeping your fresh catch chilled with ice as you move it from the boat or farm to markets or processing spots, thanks to their sturdy, insulated build. Made from hard-wearing materials, these boxes stand up to regular use, keeping your fish secure and fresh. The range of sizes means you can pick one that fits your needs, and the colour choices make it easy to organise different catches. They make your daily tasks that bit easier, giving you more time to focus on your fishing. Built to last, they're a dependable option that won't need replacing anytime soon, offering good value over time.
Fish Boxes FAQs
What size fish box do I need?
It depends on your typical catch or throughput — smaller boxes suit day boats or market stalls handling limited volumes, while larger capacities are better for aquaculture sites or bulk landings. As a rule of thumb, it's better to size up slightly to allow room for ice alongside the fish. Our range covers various litre capacities so you can match the box to your usual haul rather than your biggest one.
Are the fish boxes insulated?
Yes, our fish boxes are built with insulated walls to help keep ice from melting too quickly, which keeps your catch chilled for longer during transport or storage. This is particularly important if fish are travelling some distance from boat or farm to processing plant or market. Good insulation reduces ice usage over the course of a working day, which also cuts down on weight and cost.
What are the boxes made from, and how durable are they?
Our fish boxes are made from hard-wearing plastic designed to withstand daily knocks, scrapes and the damp, cold conditions typical of fishing and aquaculture work. They're resistant to cracking in low temperatures and won't absorb odours or moisture over time. Built for repeated use, they're a durable option that holds up well against regular handling, stacking and washdown.
Why do the boxes come in different colours?
Colour-coding is a practical way to keep different catches, species or batches separate, particularly useful if you're supplying multiple buyers or running traceability checks. Many fisheries and processors use colour to distinguish between grades, days landed, or destinations. It also makes stock control on the quayside or in a processing area quicker and less prone to mix-ups.
Can these boxes be stacked for storage or transport?
Yes, the boxes are designed to stack securely when full or empty, making them easier to store on boats, in vehicles or in cold storage areas without wasting space. Stacking also speeds up loading and unloading at busy quaysides or processing sites. Check the specific box dimensions if you're planning to stack to a set vehicle height or pallet size.
Are the fish boxes suitable for food contact and hygiene requirements?
Yes, our fish boxes are made from food-safe materials suitable for direct contact with fresh fish and ice. They're easy to clean and disinfect between uses, which helps meet the hygiene standards expected in commercial fishing and aquaculture operations. Smooth, non-porous surfaces also reduce the risk of bacterial build-up compared with older wooden or unlined containers.