Traditional salt - Import export

"Origin and extraction This pure natural table salt is produced on the coasts of the Mediterranean Sea. The saltworks are located in large natural parks or nature reserves, away from industry and large cities. The sea water is channelled through centuries-old canals to the salt marshes. The wind and sun gradually increase the salt concentration. The salt begins to crystallise and sinks to the bottom of the saltworks and is then harvested with special tools. After extraction, the salt is dried and sieved into different grain sizes. The Mediterranean sea salt is a purely natural product, free from chemicals and additives. Today, salt production still takes place according to ancient traditions in Mediterranean salt marshes. The extraction areas are refuges for animals and form an important habitat for many endangered bird and plant species. Here, the commercialisation of sea salt extraction contributes to the preservation of a unique coastal landscape. Tas…"

"Origin and extraction This pure natural table salt is produced on the coasts of the Mediterranean Sea. The saltworks are located in large natural parks or nature reserves, away from industry and large cities. The sea water is channelled through centuries-old canals to the salt marshes. The wind and sun gradually increase the salt concentration. The salt begins to crystallise and sinks to the bottom of the saltworks and is then harvested with special tools. After extraction, the salt is dried and sieved into different grain sizes. The Mediterranean sea salt is a purely natural product, free from chemicals and additives. Today, salt production still takes place according to ancient traditions in Mediterranean salt marshes. The extraction areas are refuges for animals and form an important habitat for many endangered bird and plant species. Here, the commercialisation of sea salt extraction contributes to the preservation of a unique coastal landscape. Tas…"

"Origin and extraction This pure natural table salt is produced on the coasts of the Mediterranean Sea. The saltworks are located in large natural parks or nature reserves, away from industry and large cities. The sea water is channelled through centuries-old canals to the salt marshes. The wind and sun gradually increase the salt concentration. The salt begins to crystallise and sinks to the bottom of the saltworks and is then harvested with special tools. After extraction, the salt is dried and sieved into different grain sizes. The Mediterranean sea salt is a purely natural product, free from chemicals and additives. Today, salt production still takes place according to ancient traditions in Mediterranean salt marshes. The extraction areas are refuges for animals and form an important habitat for many endangered bird and plant species. Here, the commercialisation of sea salt extraction contributes to the preservation of a unique coastal landscape. Tas…"

"Origin Celtic sea salt is also called ""Sel de Guarande"" and comes from France. The famous Guerande sea salt has been harvested for over 2000 years according to ancient tradition by salt farmers of Brittany, France. This salt is a low-sodium salt. The salt fields consist of grey-blue clay. This clay gives important minerals and trace elements to the salt crystal and this gives the Atlantic sea salt its unique gray colour and unmistakable flavor. Taste and use The Celtic sea salt with its strong salty taste is suitable for many dishes. Due to its high residual moisture, it is not suitable for use in a salt mill. It is an excellent replacement for ordinary table salt."

"Resources and history Kala Namak, also called black salt, is a salt granulate from Pakistan. This salt is naturally pure and unrefined volcanic mineral salt and is processed according to centuries-old traditions. The salt is characterised by a high water sulphide and iron content. Traditionally, this salt was extracted from mines in Pakistan. The raw material has to be heated in a cooker for 24 hours while it was in a sealed ceramic container together with charcoal. During these 24 hours, the sodium sulphate is converted into hydrogen sulphide and sodium sulphide, which gives Kala Namak its dark colour. After heating, it was cooled, stored and aged. Taste and Use Kala Namak gives food a sulfur taste similar to the taste of boiled eggs. In Indian cuisine, this is highly desirable and Kala Namak is used as a flavoring for fruit salads, chutneys or in the popular Raitas. The salt is especially recommended with vegetables and exotic fruits, but also with f…"