Family Food Supply Guide is an independent informational guide to emergency food for a household of four. It explains how much food that takes, what it costs, and how to compare kits. It does not sell food itself, and it publishes no reviews from customers.
What the site is
The guide covers one question: how much emergency food a family of four needs and how to buy it sensibly. It is written by an editorial team that is not named on the site, and it does not claim to have tested, tasted or used any product itself. Where a statement comes from a company, the page says so and gives the date it was read.
How the numbers are worked out
Figures are taken from company product pages and from public sources such as Ready.gov, FDA and the Dietary Guidelines for Americans. Anything computed, such as how many days a kit lasts for four people, is shown with its arithmetic on the page: kit calories divided by 8,000, the daily need for four people at 2,000 calories each. Prices carry the date they were read. Shelf-life figures are always attributed to the company that states them.
How the site is paid
The site earns a commission when you buy My Patriot Supply products through its links. That costs you nothing extra and does not change the price. The affiliate disclosure has the details. Competitors are described from their own pages and the guide says plainly when a competitor looks cheaper per calorie.
Corrections
The site does not take messages and has no contact form, email address or mailing address. Instead, every fact carries a read date and is re-checked on a 60-day cycle, and pages are updated with a dated entry in their update history. If something here is out of date, the date beside it shows how old it is, so check the company's own page before you buy.
Related pages
- Guides lists everything on the site.
- Nutrition note explains what the calorie figures are and are not.
- Privacy and terms cover how the site handles data and how to use it.