Blue Salt, or Persian Blue Salt is a unique and rare mineral found in the mountain ranges of Iran. This is one of the only places in the world that has Blue Salt. Persian Blue Salt is formed from an ancient sea that dried out 110 million ago, was buried over time, and then compacted by the Earth. When tectonic plate movement created the mountain ranges of Iran, the Blue Salt veins in the rock became exposed. Our Persian Blue Salt is mined from these mountains. Due to the fact that this salt is mined from a buried ancient sea, it is very clean and pure, it has not been exposed to any modern environmental pollutants or contaminants. Blue Salt is a natural product, the blue colour is a natural side effect from this salt structure being compact. This salt was under great pressure from the Earth and compacted to form tight crystal structure, this compact structure refracts the blue light, this is what makes blue salt blue.
Our Persian Blue Salt collection comes in a variety of grain sizes. They are fine, corse, small rock salt, and large crystal.
Persian blue salt is rich in potassium. Potassium helps reduce blood pressure and cardiovascular health. Potassium is also helpful for muscle strength and bone strength and can protect against loss of muscle mass. It is involved in some body's key processes and 4700 milligrams of it should be consumed for adults.
Persian blue salt is one of the rarest salt that could be found in a limited amount per year, it is pricy as blue salt mine consists of some veins in a big white salt mine and it shows how it is hard to harvest.
Persian blue salt
Grade1 = 15$ per KG
Grade2 = 10$ per KG
Unlike sea salt which is extracted from salt ponds, Persian blue salt is a salt fossile or gem, whose crystals were formed 100 million years ago in the precambrian seas. This sapphire blue salt formed as inland seas and lakes evaporated. This Persian blue salt existed a hundred million years ago along with species which disappeared at the time of the extinction of the dinosaurs at the end of the Cretaceous period due to an asteroid, a volcanic eruption or the retreat of the oceans: large marine and flying reptiles, the ammonites (ancestors of the nautilus) and dinosaurs. The blue colour of this Iranian salt comes from sylvinite, a potassium mineral, only present in the halite salts. They are normally pink and the blue colour is extremely rare. Persian blue salt is extracted from the mountains of the Semnan province in Northern Iran and more specifically in the Ergourz mountain range.
Persian blue salt is rich in nutritients. The mineral extracted from the Iranian mountains is rich in calcium, magnesium, iron and potassium. As only a few tons are extracted per year, itâ??s one of the worldâ??s rarest salts.
We have several salt mines in Iran and we supply the product you need at the best price and highest quality directly from the mine.
For more information feel free to contact us.
$60 - $70 / MT - (FOB Egyptian Port) |
35 % advance payment, 65% against scan copies of shipping documents. |
20' Container FCL = 1120 sacks packets (28 Ton)
Weight: 25 Kg (1 sack x 25 kg) |
We choose thick bag material to protect the flour from outer weather conditions.
Customized Packaging Available (Private Label) |
35 % advance payment, 65% against scan copies of shipping documents.
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$60 -$70 / Ton - (FOB Egyptian Port).
20' Container FCL = 1120 sacks packets (28 Ton)
Weight: 25 Kg (1 sack x 25 kg) |
We choose thick bags material to protect the flour from outer weather conditions.
Customized Packaging Available (Private Label) |
35 % advance payment, 65% against scan copies of shipping documents.
The Government of India and Libas Consumer Products Ltd. have an
exclusive agreement to deal in Sambhar Salts, which have a high pH content
making them more alkaline and beneficial for health. These salts have high
potency of Sodium Chloride combined with rich natural minerals - calcium,
manganese, copper, zinc, and 6-8 ppm content of iodine, which is
recommended for improved health. We can share the government-based
analysis of various Sambhar salts, should you so wish.
