GROUP BUY Mountain House Can Prices Jumping as much as 35% July 1! Pre-Sale Discounts up to 40% Now

On July 1 Mountain House can pricing, set by the manufacturer, is going up by as much as 35% (see specifics below).

The good news is that as a Safecastle buyers club member, right now you can purchase any MH variety in cans at maximum-allowed discounts of up to 40%-off pre-price-hike prices!! Moreover, when you do so during our current PRESALE event during May, you get an outstanding array of additional freebies for qualifying orders.

June 1starts our official Mountain House Freeze-Dried Maximum Discount Sale when members and non-members can get the same full discounted prices, but club members who order in May get "Prepperential Treatment": See details here.


July 1 Price Hikes on MH Cans include:
Sliced Bananas: going up 35%
Creamed Beef: +12%
Diced Beef: +10%
Ground Beef: +9%
Raspberry Crumble: +10%
Scrambled Eggs w/ Bacon: +6%
Granola w/ Blueberries & Milk: +5%
24 other varieties: going up between 1 and 4%

Needless to say, there is going to be a surge in demand between now and July 1, so if you intend to do any stocking up on the very best long-term storage food in the world, you better act fast or you will end up at the end of the rapidly lengthening queue.

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Like everything else going up in price, sorry to hear that. Maybe in June I will be able to get something I Hope.

May 21, 2:30pm NOTICE-- Oregon Freeze Dry has put a stop to our MH cans Presale due to "unfair competitive advantage." We have only thru Thursday, May 23, to allow club members to place MH cans preorders (& to thus also qualify for our Resistance Sale goodies available in May). Act now: http://www.safecastle.com/mountain-house-presale.aspx

Members' PRESALE on the MH discounts ends tomorrow.

why are prices going up so dramatically?

Well, 35% for bananas certainly qualifies as a dramatic price hike. So too the 9-12% price hikes.

I am not consulted or informed by MH regarding the rationale of their pricing decisions. (Perhaps an internet search on food inflation, such as for bananas will turn up some insights.) I'd try to be of more help, but right now I am swamped with orders.

This much I can tell you--MH assesses their product pricing once a year and adjusts as warranted--up or down. Usually they stand pat or close to it ... or even occasionally lower some prices. They are very cognizant of their end-price being at the top end in the storage food marketplace and they do all they can to control and manage costs.

Generally, what affects MH pricing are two things: fuel costs and bulk food prices from producers.

Members' PRESALE on the MH discounts ends tomorrow.

Members' PRESALE on the MH discounts ends Thursday.