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Pretty much the same as ammo- cool and dry- but remember that MREs have a finite lifespan- over 2 years they become less palatable (if that is possible)
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As has already been stated, MREs have a shelf-life. Certainly, one should do everything one can to extend the viablility of life-sustaining supplies, but also have a program to rotate those supplies to keep them fresh.
Shelf life of all food is affected by temperature, light and time. I keep canned meats, peanut butter, fish, dry eggs, and dry milk in a spare fridge in my garage to extend their life.
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