Today's economy in our country as well our world is devastating. Everything is dropping: the value of our money and the value of our homes. Many people today are upside down in their loans versus the home value. People are losing their jobs, so there is no money to pay their bills. We are being taxed beyond what is reasonable by the government - especially our senior citizens who may be on fixed incomes. Our health care situation has everyone in an uproar. Gasoline prices are fluctuating so much; people are parking their cars because they cannot afford the cost of operating them. People who have money saved for their retirement are now using it in order to live and there is no way to replenish it. The reports of our depression are so overwhelming that none of us know how to respond or fight back. It is a landslide that gains more momentum every second.
The price of food is going up, and it appears the grocery stores are not stocking their shelves as before. What would happen if our grocery stores closed? Mass panic would ensue. One solution to help alleviate the hysteria is having emergency food storage. This would supplement your daily diet, or if necessary, completely replace what would have been purchased in the grocery store.
Food Storage is dehydrated or freeze-dried foods that can be reconstituted back into its original form. Purchasing canned food storage is economical and convenient. There is no spoilage and you can use as little or as much as you need. You can choose from a selection of meats, vegetables, fruits, dairy and desserts. Dehydrated or freeze-dried foods can be purchased in complete food units, variety cases, or in individual cans. There are many cook books available that offer delicious recipes using the dried foods in your pantry.
Save yourself time and headache of busy traffic by ordering from the comfort of your own home. The food is delivered to you door. Now is the time to prepare yourself for any challenge that may come your way. Don't be caught without a plan, get your Food Storage started today.
Find out more about emergency food storage by visiting
Food Storage for You.
Occupation: Human Resources Manager
Terri R. Simmons currently works as an Human Resource Manager for a small company. She is concerned about the state of the economy and wants to share different ideas that may be helpful in preparing for the future. She has many years of experience in using food storage. Find out more about emergency food storage by visiting Food Storage for You.
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