Emergency Preparedness Event

Whether you’ve been doing preparedness for 30 years or just getting started, you’ll save 100s of hours of research and learn principles in this class that will change the way you do your food storage!

When it comes to emergency preparedness, there are 2 things you NEVER take chances on: Food and Water. Everything else, like sanitation, heating, cooling, light, shelter, etc. could be created during an emergency (if needs be). But, if you don’t have the right foods or clean water ahead of time, you won’t find them in the supermarket if things get desperate enough.

In this class, you will learn how to do food storage the right way, the first time!

Come learn why mylar pouches may not be the best solution for your long-term storage, why many pre-made meals spoil long before their 25-year shelf-life claims, how and where to store your foods, and which foods will preserve long-term and which ones won’t (the answers may surprise you).

Marcello Surjopolos is a Pioneer in Emergency Preparedness research and implementation and is passionate about helping others get prepared the right way. He has worked with the U.S. Special Forces, Large Retailers, Corporations, Celebrities, Churches, Hospitals, Government entities of all sizes, and 1000s of Families worldwide to prepare for emergencies.

Marcello is the owner of Food Storage Depot (the Emergency Preparedness Superstore in South Jordan, UT) and www.FoodStorageDepot.com. He also owns Puravai Emergency Water (the longest lasting emergency water in the world), Ready Harvest foods, and is the creator of The 7 Prep Steps (the most streamlined emergency preparedness program in the industry).

Marcello’s background as a consultant, a manufacturer, and an owner of several emergency preparedness companies has given him a unique view into what products, services, and practices will actually work during emergencies and consequently how to save the lives of your loved ones during an actual crisis.

In the confusing world of preparedness, it’s refreshing to have an emergency preparedness expert like Marcello break through all the confusing (even contradictory) clutter, save you years of research, and help you avoid $1000s in needless (but very common) emergency preparedness mistakes most people make.