A more volatile international landscape is emerging due to recent escalating global tensions. While you may not need it, it's ...

If you’re still at a loss for what you should store in case of an emergency, here are a few ideas: Canned beans, vegetables and fruit; Canned meats, including fish, chicken, beef and turkey ...

We don’t recommend becoming a walking grocery store, but every go-bag should include at least a three-day food supply, and at least one gallon of water per person per day.

I had plenty to choose from. Japanese disaster food — which also goes by the names bōsaishoku (disaster-prevention food), bichikushoku (food reserves), hozonshoku (preserved food), and ...

Yet, fewer than a dozen products were sold as saigaishoku before 1995, according to a study by the Japan Disaster Food Society. That year, a magnitude 7.2 quake pummeled Kobe and other parts of ...

A "prepper" who keeps about a hundred cans of food in his home as he "prepares for the worst but hopes for the best" is urging people to follow his example in case of an emergency or disaster ...

FEMA’s Serious Needs Assistance is a one-time payment of $750 that is given to eligible disaster survivors to pay for food, water and other emergency supplies.

European Union residents urged to be prepared for any emergency including 3 days' worth of food and water. ... European Union recommends 3-days' worth of food and water in case of emergency.

Empty shelves at a Monoprix supermarket in Paris during the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. A new report suggests EU citizens should keep a stockpile of key supplies in case of emergency.

'I have 100 cans of food ready in case of disaster' Image caption, Mike, who is known as the UK Urban Prepper, says others should prepare for the worst too . Michael Perkins & Lynette Horsburgh.

A "prepper" who keeps about a hundred cans of food in his home as he "prepares for the worst but hopes for the best" is urging people to follow his example in case of an emergency or disaster.