Fish crate (haddock)

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Fish crate (haddock)
Released							19 November 2025 (Update)
Members							Yes
Quest item							No
Properties
Tradeable							Yes
Equipable							No
Stackable							No
Noteable							Yes
Options							Empty, Drop
Examine							A sturdy container packed with ice and full to the brim with haddock.
Values
Value							5 coins
High alch							3 coins
Low alch							2 coins
Weight							1 kg
Grand Exchange
Exchange							5,704 coins (info)
Buy limit							250
Daily volume							183
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Advanced data
Item ID							32371
Link							MOID

Fish crate (haddock) is a fish crate containing 10 raw haddock. It can be obtained by emptying a trawling net filled with at least 10 raw haddock whilst an empty fish crate is stored in the cargo hold, which effectively allows players to store 10 deep sea fish per cargo space. It may also be made by using them on the crate.

Filled fish crates can only be emptied while standing inside a bank, returning a camphor crate without the ice cooler. This must be done by right-clicking the "Empty" option whilst having a banking interface open; if emptying the fish crate otherwise, the crate will be lost.

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