Himalayan Salt Is rock Salt (halite) mined from the Punjab region of Pakistan. It is primarily used as a food additive as table salt, it is also used as a material for:

1) Cooking and food presentation,
2) Decorative lamps for animal lick,
3) Rock salt cooking tiles,
4) Construction tiles,
5) Spa and beauty industry and
6) Several other industrial uses.

It contains 94 natural minerals and trace elements that are identical to those in the human body. Minerals and trace elements in this crystalline form are easier for humans and animals to digest, absorb and metabolize.

We describe it as “Living Salt”. Just add moisture to it and the energy within the salt is revived and released. We are exclusive arrangements with Pakistan based multinational companies in Lahore and we are miners, exporters and wholesalers of Himalayan salt products across the world.

This unique creation is from the earth in its natural state. It was formed millions of years ago and derived from areas near to and around the Giant Himalayan mountain ranges. It is best described as ancient unpolluted sea water that became bound in mountains millions of years ago and crystallized over time.

The Rock Salt found in Pakistan is arguably amongst the best that can be found in the world. The purity levels of these rock salts can go up to 99% with minimum impurities.

There are four different types of rock salts, in term of crystals, namely;

1) pink solid crystals,
2) white solid crystals,
3) so lumps, and
4) so crystalline lumps.

There are four different types of rock salts, in term of crystals, namely; pink solid crystals, white solid crystals, so lumps, and so crystalline lumps.

The so crystalline lumps are so soft that one can easily break them down with their hands only, hence the name.

Pakistan is an excellent country for salt production due to the many salt ranges. The range s stretch from Kalabagh to Jhelum in the province of Punjab.

Other than that, the geological surveys of the Pakistan Mineral Development Corporation (PMDC) have stated that there is about 2.65 billion tons of salt present in the province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa alone.

Furthermore, the reserves at Bahadurkhel in Kohat are estimated to be 10.54 billion tons.