It's Disneyland for preppers': why apocalypse-minded shoppers go to Costco
Briefly

Costco recently introduced an 'apocalypse dinner kit' for $62.99, containing 132 emergency meals promising a 25-year shelf life. While the product has drawn mixed reviews, it's caught the eyes of preppers and college students alike. Shoppers appreciate that Costco provides an efficient shopping experience, enabling them to gather both emergency supplies and everyday necessities. Although representatives from Costco and the meal supplier, ReadyWise, did not provide sales figures, the item’s popularity highlights a growing interest in preparedness products amid rising concerns over emergencies and societal disruptions.
Many people using Costco's apocalypse dinner kit have turned to it for camping or dorm room meals, despite its lackluster reviews and odd ingredients.
Costco appeals to preppers due to its efficient shopping experience, allowing customers to stock up on emergency supplies while also getting everyday items in one visit.
Read at www.theguardian.com
[
|
]