Sea salt

Sea salt is obtained in salt pans, by evaporating seawater in large, shallow pools. It contains over 80 minerals and elements that are important for the health of the body, and they come in a natural form. In addition to minerals and natural elements, there are also carbonates and sulfates, as well as calcium, potassium, bromine, sodium, manganese, magnesium, iodine, iron, fluorine and silicic acid.

Refined fine sea salt

Kristal So produces fine refined sea salt in packages of 250g, 500g and 1kg for home use, as well as 5, 10 and 25kg for use in the food industry (bakery, meat, dairy and others).

Refined fine sea salt 1kg

Refined fine sea salt 500g

Refined fine sea salt 250g

Refined fine sea salt 5kg

Refined fine sea salt 10kg

Refined fine sea salt 25kg

Refined coarse sea salt

Kristal So produces coarse refined sea salt in packages of 250g, 500g and 1kg for home use, as well as 5, 10 and 25kg for use in the food industry (bakery, meat, dairy and others).

Refined coarse sea salt 1kg

Refined coarse sea salt 500g

Refined coarse sea salt 5kg

Refined coarse sea salt 10kg

Refined coarse sea salt 25kg

Refined coarse sea salt mill 180g

Sea salt with folic acid

Kristal So produces sea salt with folic acid in a dose of 350g. With 2 g of this salt per day, about 73% of the daily requirement for folic acid is met.

Sea salt with folic acid 350g

Sea salt - a gift from the sea that people have been using for more than 8,000 years

Around 8,000 years ago, people on the coasts of China and the Mediterranean began to collect and process sea salt, using the sun and wind to naturally evaporate seawater. This ancient technique has remained almost unchanged to this day. Sea salt is not just a spice - it is the oldest trace of man's connection with the sea and natural mineral sources.