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BP-WR - Long Term Food - Emergency Food for Crises BP WR 24 x 500 g Emergency Food (Predecessor Product BP-5) and 1 x 1000g certified spelt seed for storage - nitrogen - vacuum welded almost daily reports the media of accidents, blackouts and caterers - mostly it affects others. However, with the appropriate planning you can prepare for emergency situations. Our specially designed packages from Emergency Food are designed to support you. BP-WR is a compact emergency food that is characterised by a long service life, a high nutritional value and a comparatively small volume. It has been used for years by aid agencies in tackling hunger problems and other cataclysm. BP-WR is also used worldwide as emergency catering in the military and expeditions. BP-WR has high nutritional values a pack of 500g corresponds to 2.432 kcal. BP-WR is completely vegetarian and free from genetically modified ingredients. is ready to eat immediately and does not need to be cooked. It can be eaten directly from the packaging or processed with boiling water to a porridge, for example, for children aged 6 months and above. The taste is slightly sweet. The 12 kg cardboard BP-WR consists of 24 packs of 500 g. Each pack contains 9 packs of 2 bars each. The 500 g unit is also sealed under vacuum gas and waterproof. A water resistant card protects this unit. The production is monitored by the Norwegian Department of Health. The BP-WR comes with a minimum holder. of 7 years, this has legal reasons. Experience has shown that BP5 has been in perfect condition even after over 30 years of storage.

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Consume directly from the packaging or use boiling water to make a porridge.

Allergen information	Contains: Barley, Milk, Oat, Soy, Wheat
Speciality	Vegan, Vegetarisch
Unit count	500.0 gram
Global Trade Identification Number	04015753200047
Manufacturer	Lebenskraft
Weight	500 g
Age Range Description	ab 6. Monat

Lebenskraft BP-WR Emergency Food Long-Term Food, Cold and Hot-Edible 500 g

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