About / An overview
How salt is made
Common salt (Sodium Chloride) is produced all over the world either by solar evaporation or through mining. At Krystalline Salt Ltd, salt harvesting is purely through solar evaporation, in the sense that no chemicals are added during the production of salt. The whole operation mainly depends on solar evaporation along with the regulation of the flow of brine through a series of evaporators, condensers, and crystallizers.
Evaporation
Water is moved to evaporators and condensers. Here the water gets evaporated by the sun leaving behind a concentrated solution known as brine.
Water pumped into reservoirs 
Compressors 
Evaporator
Crystallizers
4 months later (depending on the weather) whats left in the evaporators and condensers are sparkly shimmering salt crystals which are harvested and loaded onto trucks. We call these salt crystallizers.
Crystallizers
Washing and heaping
The trucks transport the freshly harvested salt to the factory where it is washed and stored as a giant heap.
Straight from the crystallizer 
Iodizing and sorting
The salt is then moved into the factory where it is washed again (except for our Coarse Salt), sprayed with iodine, crushed, dried, and sorted by size.
Conveying unpacked salt 
Iodine in storage
Packing
The salt then moves onto our packing section where it is packed and loaded for transport to its various destinations.
Krystalline Salt packaging 
Multi baler for salt packing 
Electric fork lifts are greener and energy efficient.
And that is the basics. Other processes include managing and maintaining salinity levels, microorganism levels, and quality.