Food containers for quick evacuation?

[Omega]

Water is relatively easy - I have 5 litre water bottles and 5-10 litre canisters that I can quickly pack into the car
However, I wonder how to pack the food so that I could quickly put it into the car?
Currently thinking of a few options:
1. Boxes about 5-10 kilos (12-25 lbs) that I can move to the car. However, I feel it might look ugly as I want to store boxes in my room to protect from rodents or bugs. Unless someone has ideas of nicely looking boxes for food storage?
2. Suitcase packed with food - I can roll it and then carry on stairs. It will be expensive because I will need to buy suitcases. However, it won't look too ugly as I like travel style
3. Something else?
I did not check the volume of food, but my goal is to take around 1 month worth of food - about 1 week worth of MREs, 2 weeks worth of sea survival MREs, canned fish, vegetable oil, honey, sugar, grains that require only soaking, protein powder etc
What will be your ideas?
Thank you

[GillyBee]

When we go camping the food goes into a Really Useful Box and the coolbox. RUB are easy to stack and carry unless you buy the really huge ones) and can double as simple seats.

[pseudonym]

Rucksacks.

[ForgeCorvus]

Suitcases can be picked up from charity shops fairly cheaply if you go looking for them 'out of season'

Good quality plastic boxes that nest are a way of reducing bulk in storage.Unless you planning on storing them full...... If thats the case, maybe low ones to slide under the bed?

I have a lot of square lidded buckets that stack well and don't waste space like round ones do, I can carry two of those full of cans in each hand for short distances (fine if I was loading the car but I wouldn't want to walk a couple of miles like that)

Cardboard Document boxes cost less then a fiver and will hold 15kgs..... Most people won't think "Crazy Food-hoarding Survival-prepperist" when they see them

[PPrep]

Plastic lidded buckets are rainproof, mouseproof and insect proof. Having handles, two may be more easily carried to the BOV at the same time than cardboard boxes if there's a panic.