MREs (Meals, Ready to Eat) are self-contained, shelf-stable meals used as the main operational food ration for the U.S. Armed Forces.

MREInfo is the most trusted source for U.S. military operational ration information, for both MREs and rations from the recent past (C-Rats).

MRE XXXXI (2021) 01 – Chili with Beans 02 – Shredded Beef in Barbecue Sauce 03 – Chicken, Egg Noodles, and Vegetables in Sauce

The average numbers I hear a lot for MRE freshness are 3 years at “normal” temperatures (80 degrees F). I’ve also heard 10 years if they’re stored in cool conditions.

You are bidding on a case of 12 MRE's with heaters. These are the ones used by our military. The ...

Where To Buy. You can find a list of official Sure-Pak 12 distributors on Sopakco’s site here.. While you can find Sopakco at Sopakco.com, the Sure-Pak 12 civilian MREs are handled on SurePak …

NATO requirement: Canadian ration: provide minimum 3200 calories and maximum appropriate to energy; expenditure of personnel undergoing continuous and strenuous physical activity

The MRE was adopted as the Department of Defense combat ration in 1975. A large-scale production test began in 1978 with delivery in 1981.

History of Civilian MREs. Ever since Y2K and natural disasters such as Hurricane Katrina, there has a been a strong demand for a “Meal, Ready to Eat” type of product that’s available to …

MRE Menus X (1990) – MRE XI (1991) Changes: commercial freeze-dried coffee replaced the old mil-spec spray-driedcoffee, hot sauce was added to all 12 menus, wet pack fruit replaced …