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Morton Salt is the leading salt producer in North America. Morton Salt operates six rock salt mines, nine evaporated salt plants, three solar salt plants and four solar salt processing sites in the United States, Canada and the Bahamas.

Its products include food grade and special salts, but also water softeners and road salt. In the USA, all Morton® products are sold under the UMBRELLA GIRL trademark. The company is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. Morton produces salt at 20 sites using a variety of methods, including solar salt evaporation. Important distribution centers are located at strategic hubs in the USA.

https://careers.mortonsalt.com/en-US/search

K+S Potash Canada, headquartered in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, is part of the K+S Group. This new mine enables K+S to produce potash products on two continents. Read more here:

K+S Chile has its headquarters in Santiago and specializes in the extraction of salt. Its largest mining area is the Salar Grande de Tarapacá in the Chilean Atacama Desert, which has an area of 225 square kilometers and a depth of 60 - 120 metres. K+S mines various salt products that differ in the purity and size of the salt crystals. After mining, the salt is sorted by size and transported to the warehouse in the port of Patillos.          

There, our salt is subjected to strict quality controls and tested by a highly qualified team. Once our products have passed all the tests, they are loaded onto ships and transported to their final destination. Our products are used in industry, for example in agriculture and the textile industry. Part of the mined salt is sold as pure table salt to the local market and is a popular commodity.

A subsidiary of K+S Chile, K+S Chile Perú S.A.C., is located in Lima, Peru.

http://www.ks-chile.com/

K+S Windsor Salt Ltd. is the umbrella brand under which the Morton Salt subsidiary K+S Windsor Salt (formerly The Canadian Salt Company) markets salt products in Canada. The Windsor Salt Company was founded in 1893 and became the largest salt producer in Canada following the purchase from the K+S Group. Our production facilities offer a total of more than 200 different solar and rock salt products. These are used in a wide variety of areas, such as water softeners, road salt, table salt, agriculture and other industrial sectors. The headquarters of K+S Windsor Salt is in Pointe-Claire, Québec and owns three evaporated salt plants and three salt mines.