Fridge & Produce Containers

What containers can be used for fridge storage?

The containers we offer for fridge storage were selected after a rigorous testing process. The selected containers are accurately sized to fit in most/nearly all fridges on the market. Material is also important. We have chosen high-quality acrylics for our containers that can withstand the cold temperatures of the fridge without cracking or wearing down. Most of our fridge containers are also dishwasher-safe, and for the ones that aren't, they can be cleaned with a quick soak in warm, soapy water!

Which fridge containers keep fruit and veg fresh?

Some containers in our collection are solely for organisation; these are, namely, the trays and pull-out baskets. They are great for organising packet items and tins/jars. Our lidded containers are designed for preserving the freshness of your produce. Containers like our iDesign 2 Compartment Fridge Drawer keep fruit and vegetables separated whilst partially restricting airflow. For those half-cut vegetables or ones that are prone to softening and spoiling quickly, our Fresh Keepers are the choice. Fresh Keepers use draining trays to keep moisture out and air vents to control air flow.

Which fridge containers keep fruit and veg fresh?

Airflow is imperative to maintaining freshness. For produce that needs to retain its moisture, vents should stay closed, and airflow should be restricted- these are your leafy greens and most vegetables. Fruit and vegetables that tend to ripen quickly, such as berries and apples, need to have their vents left open, and a little bit of airflow is beneficial. This is because of the high amounts of ethylene gas these fruits emit, which accelerates spoilage. 

Maintaining a perfect seal and optimal airflow can be tricky with run-of-the-mill containers. Using the Felli Fresh Keepers integrated vents that can be opened and closed is the easy and efficient way to keep your fruit and veg fresh.