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300 delicatessens, cheese-makers, caterers and delicatessen finally have access to the best of French-style organic cuisine thanks to this superb and original range of aromatized salts and flowers of salt from the Ile de Ré.

In terms of salt competition is tough and often low cost

It is really very difficult to differentiate with an ingredient as common as salt. Was it sea salt, from the island of Ré. The bet has been taken to value it by the organic certification of a wide range of blends, the “Herbal Salts” and the UMAMI mixes.

Organic salt?

Salt is considered as a mineral and therefore it cannot be certified from organic farming; but a recent European rule will allow sea salts to be so, by 2021.

In the meantime, a raw sea salt accredited by Nature & Progrès mixed with organic dehydrated spices and plants is organic-certifiable; this is the case of this range which found a distributor in the Belgium-Nederland-Luxemborg area (BENELUX); an ultra-dynamic market of nearly 30 million consumers who are keen on Bio.

Why the Ile de Ré?

By its geographical configuration, its eco-system and its mode of inland harvesting sea salts; this territory is naturally protected from the risks of both terrestrial and maritime pollution (oil spills). This is why it is recognized by the certification bodies as a salt that is fully compatible with the Organic reference system.

Smart positioning in international organic markets!

Since January 1st, 2018, the range of flavored salts of Ile de Ré is certified by ECOCERT. While the salt and the fleur de sel proper are the subject of an approval of NATURE & PROGRESS.

The Danish consumer is much more expert than the French one; he is very well informed about the origin, recipes and nutritional values ​​of his food.

In this market where competition is raging from all over the planet, the organic argument needs to be legitimized by a nutritional benefit understandable by each consumer. Namely a significant decrease in the daily salt intake.

Thus, a commonplace product, salt, conquers the market of the country where it makes the best living in the world (2017 ranking of The Social Progress Imperative by Michael E. Porter, Harvard and Scott Stern, MIT.)!

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