Atlantic sea salt, with iodine containing algae

EAN-Code: 4024297011927

Thanks to the iodine occurring naturally in algae, Naturata sea salt with iodine and algae can make an important contribution to daily iodine intake. An average consumption of 6 g of salt per day means that Naturata sea salt with iodine and algae provides 60 % of the daily intake as recommended by the German Nutrition Society (DGE).

Features:

It is not refined or bleached and is therefore particularly natural. Its high degree of dryness keeps the salt pourable and prevents lumps forming. There is no need to use anti-caking agents.

The CO2 emissions that arise during the manufacture and transport of the products, including the packaging, are financially offset in cooperation with the climate protection organization myclimate.

Sea salt is not an agricultural product and is therefore not governed by EU regulations on organic farming. Consequently, sea salt is not available as an organic product.

Ingredients

Nothing but the best: We only use organic ingredients of highest quality in our products.

Valuable ingredients:

Sea salt, algae* 0,57 %

Content:
refill bag, 500g
Packaging material:
paper, PP
Storage advice:
Store in a dry, dark place.
Origin of the raw material:
Portugal
Quality:
  • Myclimate
stein-100-prozent-bio
Myclimate

beyond organic:

  • High-quality Demeter ingredients, processed naturally
  • Product/raw material from long-standing cultivation project / long-standing partnership / collaboration (with producer association)
  • Without auxiliary agents or additives

Average nutritional value & analysis results per 100 g:

Energie
2 kJ / 0 kcal
Fat
of which saturates
0,0 g
0,0 g
Carbohydrates
of which sugars
0,0 g
0,0 g
protein
0,0 g
Salt
98,53 g

Dietary advice/Features:

  • crudités
  • vegan
  • vegetarian

Allergens:

  • Egg
  • Peanut
  • Fish
  • Gluten
  • Crustaceans
  • Lupines
  • Milk
  • Nuts
  • Celery
  • Mustard
  • Sesame Seeds
  • Soybeans
  • SO2
  • Molluscs

Allergy information:

  • not contained
  • traces possible
  • contained

Production

The sea salt originates on the eastern Algarve (Portugal). It is still produced in the traditional, artisanal manner: the sea water is channelled into saltpans stamped into the mud close to the coast and is left to evaporate in the sun. It is sieved to remove stones and impurities, milled to the appropriate crystal size and packaged without any further processing. The iodine-containing algae are cultivated according to organic standards and are sourced from an artisanal company in Spain.

Tips for preparation

Can be used in a variety of ways to season all kinds of dishes.