Emergency Supply
Smart advice
Emergency supply
for 30 days.
The Federal Office for National Economic Supply recommends a supply of food and drinking water for at least 30 days — for every household. We show you what belongs in it, how to store it and which packages are worth it.
What can happen?
Eight modern risks — and why a supply is cheap insurance against them.
Geopolitical tensions
Conflicts disrupt trade routes and borders. Supply chains react slowly.
Power outage
Without power, the supply chain collapses within days. A supply helps.
Pandemic & quarantine
Movement restrictions can last weeks. Those with a supply are freer.
Supply chain disruption
Natural events or strikes can empty shelves suddenly.
Inflation & currency
Food prices are rising. A supply stored today is worth more tomorrow.
Cyber attacks
Prolonged internet outages disrupt logistics, banking and payment systems.
Security situation
Terror and sudden lockdowns are a reality — being prepared costs little.
Natural disasters
Earthquakes, floods and storms hit Switzerland too. Days without supply are possible.
30
FONES recommendation
Days of supply — per person.
Food, drinking water (9 litres), hygiene, energy. Recommended for every household — regardless of where you live and your age.
NO. 01
Checklist
What belongs in your 30-day supply? We have curated and annotated the official FONES recommendation.
NO. 02
Storage
Cool, dry, dark. Packed to stack. That’s how your supply finds room in any cellar — keeps for 20+ years.
Ready?
Start your emergency supply now.
Choose a ready-made package, or let the advisor create a recommendation for your household — in under two minutes.
Checklist · 14 points
What am I still missing?
Tick off what’s already in your cellar — we’ll show you what’s missing. Printable.
Advisor · 4 steps
Which package suits me?
Four short questions — people, days, storage location, special needs — and we recommend a package.