Map Shows Nations Urging People to Stockpile Food as France Issues Warning
Summary
Governments in many countries advise people to keep emergency supplies, often including food, water, medicine, batteries, a flashlight and a radio. France and the U.K. recommend supplies for 72 hours, while some European countries recommend longer periods; U.S. guidance says to prepare supplies for several days.Key Facts
- France and the U.K. have advised people to keep emergency supplies for 72 hours.
- Japan, Mexico and the Netherlands also recommend a 72-hour emergency kit.
- Sweden and Norway advise keeping supplies for about one week, while Germany recommends up to 10 days.
- Ready.gov says people in the United States should have food, water and other supplies to last several days.
- Canada recommends an emergency kit for 72 hours.
- India advises households to keep a disaster emergency kit but does not set a specific timeframe.
- The European Commission announced its Preparedness Union Strategy in March 2025, citing geopolitical tensions, conflicts and climate-related natural disasters.
- Commonly recommended supplies include non-perishable food, water, medicine, batteries, a flashlight and a radio.
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