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Long-Term Survival Essentials:Hardtack Biscuits for Emergency Rations and Food Storage

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Food / Water 457137     
$ 2.9
  • Quantity
1:20-Year Shelf Life (from the date of manufacture).
2:9500 Calorie Emergency Food Bar.
3:U.S. Coast Guard approved.
4:Withstands temperature range of -22°F to +149°F.
5:HALAL Certified / NO.21970746_P+T
6:HACCP,ISO,QS can be supplied.
7:OEM and ODM services are available
8:100000 Bag/Bags per Day Urgent orders can provide overtime production.

Nutrition Information

Iterms Per 100g /NRV%
Energy 1860kJ 22%
Protein 10.4g 17%
Fat 16.3g 27%
Carbohydrate 63.4g 21%
Sodium 320mg 16%
Ingredients Wheat flour, palm oil, sugar, glucose syrup, whole milk powder, soybean protein powder, salt, sodium bicarbonate.
Serving suggestion Ready to serve after opening.
Store Condition Store at normal temperature in a cool,dry place.
Quality Grade Superior
Specification 60g/100g/120g/125g/200g/250g

 

Ensuring Survival with Hardtack Biscuits, Emergency Rations, and Long-Term Food Storage

As a manufacturer, we're always on the lookout for products that not only meet the needs of our customers but also align with our commitment to quality, durability, and innovation. That's why we're proud to introduce our new line of survival food products, including hardtack biscuits, emergency rations, and solutions for emergency food storage.

Our hardtack biscuits are a nod to the past, a simple yet incredibly durable food source that has stood the test of time. Made from basic ingredients, these biscuits are designed to last, making them an ideal product for those preparing for emergencies or planning long-term outdoor adventures.

When it comes to emergency rations, we've gone above and beyond to ensure our products are not only long-lasting but also packed with the essential nutrients needed in survival situations. We understand that in these scenarios, every calorie counts. That's why our emergency rations are designed to provide a balanced diet, even in the most challenging circumstances.

Our solutions for emergency food storage are the epitome of practicality and convenience. Easy to store and simple to prepare, these products are an essential component of any emergency preparedness plan. 

In addition, we're also offering long-term food options. These products are specially processed and packaged to last for years, making them an excellent choice for those looking to build a long-term food supply.

As a manufacturer, our priorities lie in creating products that are of high quality, offer excellent value, and meet the unique needs of our customers. With our hardtack biscuits, emergency rations, and emergency food storage solutions, we're confident that we're offering products that not only meet these criteria but also set a new standard in the survival food market. 

Whether you're a retailer looking to expand your product range, or an individual preparing for potential emergencies, our survival food products are designed with your needs in mind. Invest in our survival food products today and experience the peace of mind that comes with being prepared.


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What is emergency food rations?

Emergency food rations are pre-packaged meals or food bars designed to provide nutrition during a crisis or disaster. These rations are typically non-perishable, easy to transport, and require little or no preparation before eating. They are designed to be stored for long periods of time, often with a shelf-life of several years.

Emergency food rations may come in several forms:

Meal, Ready-to-Eat (MRE): These are self-contained, individual meals that come with everything needed to eat the meal, including the meal itself, a heating element to warm the food, and utensils. MREs are often used by the military but are also available for civilian use.

Food bars: These are high-energy, compact, and lightweight food items. They are often fortified with vitamins and minerals to provide a balanced meal.

Freeze-dried or dehydrated meals: These meals require the addition of hot water to prepare. They are lightweight and easy to store.

Canned foods: These are often part of emergency food supplies because they have a long shelf life and come in a wide variety of options.

Bulk dried goods: Items like rice, beans, lentils, and pasta can be stored for long periods of time and can provide a lot of meals.

The specific contents and nutritional value of emergency food rations can vary widely, but the goal is always to provide sustenance in situations where regular food supply chains might be disrupted. They are essential in disaster preparedness kits and are commonly used in survival scenarios, in the military, and by humanitarian organizations during relief operations.

 

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How about the features of emergency food rations?

Emergency food rations have several key features that make them suitable for crisis situations:

Long Shelf Life: Emergency food rations are designed to last for several years, sometimes up to 25 years or more, without going bad. This allows them to be stored indefinitely until they are needed.

Nutrient-Dense: Because they are designed to be used in emergencies, these rations are typically high in calories and packed with essential vitamins and minerals to meet daily nutritional requirements.

Easy Preparation: Most emergency food rations require little to no cooking or preparation. Some, like MREs or emergency food bars, can be eaten straight from the package. Others, like freeze-dried or dehydrated meals, require only the addition of water.

Lightweight and Compact: Emergency food rations are designed to be easy to carry and store. This is especially important in situations where space is at a premium, like in a disaster relief kit or a backpack for hiking or camping.

Non-perishable: Emergency food rations are designed to withstand a variety of conditions and still remain safe to eat. This means they can be stored in a variety of environments without the need for refrigeration.

Palatable: While taste might not be the primary concern in an emergency situation, manufacturers of emergency food rations strive to make their products as palatable as possible to encourage consumption and morale.

Cost-effective: While the initial cost of emergency food rations can seem high, when you consider the long shelf life and the number of meals provided, they can be a cost-effective way to prepare for emergencies.

These features combined make emergency food rations an essential component of any emergency preparedness plan.
25-Year Shelf Life Emergency Food Supply: Long-Term Prepper's Compressed Biscuits

Why can emergency food rations resist hunger?

Emergency food rations are designed to resist hunger by providing a high-calorie, nutrient-dense source of food. Here's why they are effective:

Calorie-dense: Emergency food rations are usually calorie-dense, meaning they contain a high number of calories relative to their weight. This is important in survival situations where physical activity may be high and additional food sources may be scarce. The body uses these calories for energy, helping to stave off feelings of hunger.

Nutrient-rich: These rations are often fortified with essential vitamins and minerals. By ensuring the body receives the nutrients it needs to function properly, these rations can help prevent nutritional deficiencies that might otherwise lead to increased feelings of hunger.

Balanced macronutrients: Good emergency food rations aim to provide a balance of proteins, fats, and carbohydrates. Proteins and fats are particularly important because they are more satiating (filling) than carbohydrates alone.

Fiber content: Some emergency rations also contain dietary fiber. Fiber helps to regulate the digestive system and promotes feelings of fullness, which can help to resist hunger over a longer period of time.

Meal Replacement: In extreme conditions where regular meals are not available, these rations can serve as a substitute for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. They are designed to provide the caloric and nutritional needs of an average adult when other food sources might not be available.

It's important to note that while emergency food rations are designed to resist hunger and provide nutrition during a crisis, they are not intended to be a long-term solution to food security issues. They're a stopgap measure to be used when regular food supplies are disrupted.

25-Year Shelf Life Emergency Food Supply: Long-Term Prepper's Compressed Biscuits
25-Year Shelf Life Emergency Food Supply: Long-Term Prepper's Compressed Biscuits
25-Year Shelf Life Emergency Food Supply: Long-Term Prepper's Compressed Biscuits
25-Year Shelf Life Emergency Food Supply: Long-Term Prepper's Compressed Biscuits

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