Dead sea - Import export

"History The Dead Sea is the deepest lake in the world. It lies between Israel and Jordan and is bounded by the Jordan Valley to the north and the Wadi Araba to the south. The lake lies in a valley 429 metres below sea level, making the Dead Sea coast the lowest land area on earth. With an average daily temperature of 40 degrees, there is virtually no precipitation, and the air is clear and free of smog and pollutants. The Dead Sea is called dead because of its high salt content, which prevents aquatic organisms from living. This high salt content makes bathing in the Dead Sea a beneficial activity for people with skin problems. The salty water has a therapeutic effect on the skin, hair and nails. The Dead Sea continues to sink every year, there is less and less water in the Dead Sea. Large areas remain that are virtually nothing but salt. This salt is virtually cut out and then traded as bath salt. How is table salt obtained? In its pure form, Dead Sea…"

"History The Dead Sea is the deepest lake in the world. It lies between Israel and Jordan and is bounded by the Jordan Valley to the north and the Wadi Araba to the south. The lake lies in a valley 429 metres below sea level, making the Dead Sea coast the lowest land area on earth. With an average daily temperature of 40 degrees, there is virtually no precipitation, and the air is clear and free of smog and pollutants. The Dead Sea is called dead because of its high salt content, which prevents aquatic organisms from living. This high salt content makes bathing in the Dead Sea a beneficial activity for people with skin problems. The salty water has a therapeutic effect on the skin, hair and nails. The Dead Sea continues to sink every year, there is less and less water in the Dead Sea. Large areas remain that are virtually nothing but salt. This salt is virtually cut out and then traded as bath salt. How is table salt obtained? In its pure form, Dead Sea…"

"Dead Sea Salt Dead Sea Salt is salt from the Dead Sea that lies between Jordan, the West Bank and Israel. The dead sea salt has no artificial additives and has a moisture percentage of about 2%. At the place where this sea salt comes from, the geological and climatic conditions are very unique. The Dead Sea is located in a valley 400 metres below sea level. Given the temperature of about 40 degrees there is virtually no precipitation and the air is clear and absolutely free from smog and pollution. The use of Dead Sea salt granules - Up to 100% natural, manually refined! - Very intense flavor - Suitable for all fish, meat and vegetable dishes - Also suitable as bath salts."