The first salt which is sold in pharmacies will be of Lanzarote and flavors.

ITS LOW LEVEL OF HUMIDITY AND THE PRESENCE OF TRACE ELEMENTS MAKE IT SPECIAL.

Canarian pharmacies will begin to market, At a price of 7 euros and with a format of 160 grams, the first salt that these establishments will sell, a product “gourmet” and beneficial for health that comes from Lanzarote and will be distributed in its natural or spicy variant.

This was announced in a statement by the Lanzarote Natural company., awarded by the regionalization program of the Chamber of Commerce of this island and has signed an agreement with the pharmaceutical cooperative of the Canary Islands that will allow it to sell its product, the volcanic flower of salt, in all the pharmacies of the archipelago.

The company has highlighted that it is the first salt that will be sold in pharmacies in Spain and has highlighted that its particularity lies in its degree of humidity., which has been reduced to 5,2 grams thanks to the innovative collection process, when the World Health Organization (WHO) recommends a maximum of 6,5 grams.

Its low level of humidity and the rich presence of trace elements, make it an exceptional and healthy salt, free of chemicals and anti-caking agents, highlights the company.

The product, which can be purchased starting next month in Canarian pharmacies, It is an artisanal and ecological volcanic sea salt flower and can be purchased in its natural variant or spiced with red mojo and turmeric., with green mojo, with cilantro or garlic and paprika.

The person in charge of Lanzarote Natural, Daniel Lasso, has explained that, versus table salt, Natural sea salt is an essential element for health that cannot be dispensed with and has highlighted that around the 20 % of the composition of isotonic drinks are made up of natural sea salts.

Last year, Lanzarote Natural, She was chosen “Best small business expansion project” Canary Islands, one of the six awards granted by the regional government to companies that bet “to overcome insularity and expand their commercial horizons by making the leap to other islands and taking advantage of the Canarian market”, which has two million potential consumers.