New Brunswick 72-Hour Survival Food Kit

Where the Forest Meets the Sea. Canada's Only Officially Bilingual Province.

New Brunswick is a province of extraordinary beauty — dense Acadian forests, dramatic Bay of Fundy tides (the highest in the world), pristine rivers teeming with Atlantic salmon, and a rich bilingual heritage that blends English and French in a way found nowhere else in Canada. Home to the Mi'kmaq and Wolastoqiyik (Maliseet) peoples, New Brunswick's food traditions are rooted in the bounty of the sea and forest — from the legendary Fundy lobster and dulse seaweed to the fiddleheads of the spring forest. The GVE New Brunswick 72-Hour Survival Food Kit celebrates that extraordinary Maritime heritage, delivering authentic New Brunswick flavors in emergency-ready form for everything from nor'easter storms to coastal flooding.

What's Inside

• Atlantic lobster and potato chowder (freeze-dried) — the Bay of Fundy's legendary lobster, rich and deeply satisfying
• Smoked Atlantic salmon and wild rice pilaf — New Brunswick's prized Miramichi River salmon, world-renowned
• Bannock mix sachet — the beloved bread of the Mi'kmaq and Wolastoqiyik peoples
• Dulse seaweed jerky — New Brunswick's iconic purple seaweed snack, harvested from the Bay of Fundy shores
• Fiddlehead and smoked meat poutine sachet — a Maritime twist on a Québécois classic, uniquely New Brunswick
• Wild blueberry and maple granola bar — New Brunswick's forest blueberries with Acadian maple, naturally sweet
• Smoked herring and hardtack cracker pack — the traditional Maritime sailor's ration, shelf-stable and satisfying
• Acadian rappie pie-inspired potato and chicken sachet — the beloved Acadian comfort food tradition
• Labrador tea and wild rose hip herbal tea sachet — Mi'kmaq forest remedy, vitamin C-rich and warming
• Heritage card — Mi'kmaq & Wolastoqiyik food traditions, New Brunswick flag, Acadian cultural story

From the Fundy Tides to the Miramichi River.

New Brunswick punches far above its weight in culinary heritage — from the world's highest tides delivering the finest lobster and dulse, to the legendary Atlantic salmon of the Miramichi, to the fiddleheads that emerge each spring from the forest floor. The GVE New Brunswick 72-Hour Survival Food Kit brings that extraordinary bounty into emergency-ready form, honoring both the Indigenous peoples who have stewarded this land for millennia and the Acadian and English settlers who built a bilingual province unlike any other.

Inspired by Mi'kmaq & Wolastoqiyik food traditions and Acadian heritage. Up to 5-year shelf life. No refrigeration required. Ready to eat or minimal prep.