Government Recommended Emergency Kit
The UK government rolled out their "Prepare" campaign in 2024 urging the public to be prepared for emergencies, including putting together an emergency kit at home. The government gives a list of items we might all include to be ready for an emergency.
Our Example Kit
We've used the Expedition Foods 20L Waterproof bag, to make sure the contents stay dry. At Expedition Foods we're proud to be able to supply the food portion of your kit, as single meals, double portion meals, or Survivor Foods tins with up to 16 portions and 25 years shelf life!
- Head torch
- Portable power bank (charged!)
- Cables for charging
- Battery-powered radio
- Spare batteries
- Survivor Foods 25-year Tin (click to view)
- Expedition Foods meals (click to view)
- A first aid kit
- Hand sanitiser and wet wipes
- Bottled water
- Stove, gas and pot
- Warm hat
- Emergency sleeping bag
What's in Yours?
What's in your "bug out bag"? Do you have a separate emergency kit in your car? We'd love to see your kits - drop us an email at info@expeditionfoods.com or tag us on social media @expeditionfoods.
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