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Consumers

Salt for home use

Whether for seasoning food, as dishwasher salt to prevent limescale stains, for water softening to produce soft water, or around the house as de-icing salt to keep walkways and driveways safe—our salt assortment meets all your household needs at the highest level. Quality, versatility, and reliability make our brand-name and private-label products an integral part of everyday life.

Table salt portfolio

High-quality products for culinary enjoyment

We produce a variety of high-quality table salt products in different household packaging. Their handling and design are tailored to the respective intended use as well as to local customs and requirements. Take a look at the products of our well-known brands here:

Saldoro product range
Saldoro product range
Salinas d'Algarve product range
Salinas d'Algarve product range
Cérébos product range
Cérébos product range
Vatel product range
Vatel product range
Culinary — premium products for culinary enjoyment

Our international consumer brands

Culinary — premium products for culinary enjoyment

Our local consumer brands

Our different types of salt

The portfolio of K+S salt products includes rock salt, vacuum salt and sea salt in various grain sizes. In addition to iodized and non-iodized variants, products enriched with fluoride or folic acid are also available.

Two employees wearing hard hats talking in a large underground salt mine.

Rock salt

More than 250 million years ago, large parts of Europe were covered by the so-called Zechstein Sea - a huge, salt-laden inland sea. Earth displacement and sedimentation by alluvial layers of soil ensured that a precious layer of salt lies deep underground today. Our high-quality rock salt is marketed under the premium brand Saldoro.

Salt evaporation ponds separated by stone embankments in warm sunlight.

Sea salt

Heat, sun, wind and dryness are important climatic conditions for sea salt extraction. The sea water is channeled into shallow basins and dries out naturally and slowly thanks to climatic factors. What remains are salt crystals that are harvested. Depending on the production process or location, the sea salt is usually washed and dried during further processing.

Close-up of bubbling brine during the evaporation process.

Vacuum salt

For the production of vacuum salt, the salty water from salt mines, the so-called brine, is evaporated. The brine is boiled in large, closed containers, where the water evaporates and salt crystals form. The resulting salt slurry is skimmed off, and the vacuum salt obtained is dried, sieved and further processed into our K+S vacuum salts.

Water treatment

Salts for soft water

De-icing salt

Salts for safe sidewalks and roads

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