New Millennium 400 Calorie Emergency Food Bars - Single Flavor

• Total calories per bar: 400 calories
• Portions per bar: single portion
• Shelf life: 5 years from manufacture
• Certifications: emergency ration compliant, kosher status varies by batch
• Case quantity: 144 bars per case
• Bar weight: 2.95 oz per bar
• Case weight: 30.0 lbs per case
• Case dimensions: 7.5 in x 11.75 in x 15 in
• Pallet count: 60 cases per pallet (8,640 bars)
• Pallet weight: 1,850 lbs per pallet
• Pallet dimensions: 51 in x 40 in x 48 in
• Country of origin: USA
• Storage recommendation: store in a cool, dry place, avoid temperature swings
• Flavors: Apricot, Banana, Blueberry, Cherry, Chocolate, Coconut, Lemon, Orange, Raspberry, Strawberry, Tropical Fruit, Vanilla

Ingredients and allergens

Ingredients: sugar, palm shortening, whole wheat flour, corn starch, vital wheat gluten, dextrose, desiccated coconut, corn syrup, soy lecithin, guar gum, calcium propionate as a preservative, water, citric acid, natural and artificial flavor, ethyl alcohol, salt, ascorbic acid, ascorbyl palmitate, niacin, vitamin A palmitate, riboflavin, thiamine mononitrate.

Allergen information: contains wheat and coconut, may contain soy products. Peanut free and dairy free based on current manufacturer formulation.

Why choose this option instead of other calorie sizes

The single 400 calorie bar is often used for young children because the serving is familiar, easy to handle, and presented in a brightly colored wrapper that feels like a snack. It avoids breaking larger bars into smaller pieces and reduces refusal in young children.

How many do I need per person

Two bars provide roughly one day of minimum ration calories for an adult. For preschool and elementary ages, one bar may be used as a full serving depending on size and available food. For a 72 hour minimum supply, six bars are typically used per person.

How do agencies use these in short duration events or kits

Preschools, daycare centers, and elementary schools often place one bar per child in classroom kits for shelter-in-place events or lockdowns. The small package is easy for teachers to issue quickly without portioning.

How to feed to young children

Break a piece of the bar and soften with a little water if needed. The flavors are familiar which can help children accept the food more easily during stressful situations.

How do individually wrapped portions help in shelters or classrooms

Each bar is its own sealed portion which makes distribution simple. Teachers can hand one to each child without needing to manage knives or partial servings.