Produced in the Sicilian province of Trapani where salt processing dates back to the Phoenician era, Sale Marino di Trapani refers to hand-harvested sea salt obtained through evaporation of water within the Isole Egadi Marine Reserve, namely in the ancient salt pans of Trapani and Paceco Natural Reserve.
An entirely natural product, Trapani salt is produced without the use of additives, bleaches or preservatives. It is particularly pure, rich in magnesium, extremely soluble and therefore highly sought after and widely used in the canning industry.
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