A hanging storage basket includes a basket, suspension components, regulating screws and thumb screws. The suspension components are connected to the basket via regulating screws, and there is a hanging space between the suspension components and a basket top. The regulating screws are used to adjust a height of hanging space. A suspension component consists of a hanging component and a regulating component. There is a bar-shaped regulating groove on the regulating component, and first screw hole on top front side of the basket. each regulating screw inserts a respective bar-shaped regulating groove into a corresponding first screw hole to fasten.

A hanging storage basket includes a basket, suspension components, regulating screws and thumb screws. The suspension components are connected to the basket via regulating screws, and there is a hanging space between the suspension components and a basket top. The regulating screws are used to adjust a height of hanging space. A suspension component consists of a hanging component and a regulating component. There is a bar-shaped regulating groove on the regulating component, and first screw hole on top front side of the basket. each regulating screw inserts a respective bar-shaped regulating groove into a corresponding first screw hole to fasten.

A stackable crate has a horizontally oriented bottom panel and four vertically oriented side panels that are separately attached at their edges to form the stackable crate. Two straight-line channels, with widths at their tops being greater than at their bottoms, form ribs within the crate. When the channels and ribs of a first crate are aligned with the channels of a second stackable crate, the first crate nests within the second crate even when non-uniform material in the second crate is stored within it, without spilling the material or toppling the stack. When the channels and ribs of the first crate are not aligned with the channels of the second crate, the first crate does not nest within the second crate but instead rests on the tops of the ribs of the first crate.

A stackable crate has a horizontally oriented bottom panel and four vertically oriented side panels that are separately attached at their edges to form the stackable crate. Two straight-line channels, with widths at their tops being greater than at their bottoms, form ribs within the crate. When the channels and ribs of a first crate are aligned with the channels of a second stackable crate, the first crate nests within the second crate even when non-uniform material in the second crate is stored within it, without spilling the material or toppling the stack. When the channels and ribs of the first crate are not aligned with the channels of the second crate, the first crate does not nest within the second crate but instead rests on the tops of the ribs of the first crate.

A holder of nestable containers such as food containers in the form of a frame has walls including a bottom wall and at least one sloping wall that is a side wall. One of the walls has a cut-out, transparent window and/or decoration layer. In any wall having a cut-out the cut-out occupies at least a certain percentage of the surface area of the wall. The one or more cut-outs or transparent window may be shaped (a) to define a source identifier associated with the holder and (b) to allow a user to view contents of the food container held by the holder. The cut-outs may be surrounded by solid portions of the wall that it is cut out of. The size of the holder may match the size of the container(s) that the holder holds. The holders are stackable and can be hung through the aligned cut-outs.