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Table salt


Composition

Sodium chloride – NaCl

Application

Product for food industry.

Packaging

  • 1000 kg Big Bags, placed on Euro pallets,
  • 800 kg Big Bags, placed on Euro pallets,
  • 50 kg paper valve bags, placed on Euro pallets in 7 layers of 3 bags each (1050 kg),
  • 50 kg open-end plastic bags, placed on Euro pallets in 7 layers of 3 bags each (1050 kg),
  • 25 kg open-end plastic bags, placed on Euro pallets in 8 layers of 5 bags (1000 kg),
  • pallet sides are protected with stretch film, top with a PE hood,
  • a polyethylene or paper spacer is used between the bottom layer and the pallet.

Storage

Stored in a contained warehouse on surfaces allowing in-house truck handling. The storage place must be dry, clean and well ventilated. The salt is stacked on Euro pallets.

Distribution

Salt is transported in trucks or containers. The means of transport must be clean, dry, free from foreign smells and properly tight. Salt is only released from the warehouse following a quality control and approval of further distribution conditions.

Parameters

Characteristics

Unit of measure

Specifications as per PN-C-84081-02: 1998

Typical values

Appearance

-

fine-crystalline product

fine-crystalline product

Colour

-

White

White

Flavour

-

no off-flavour

no off-flavour

Taste

-

salty, no off-taste

salty, no off-taste

Sodium chloride, NaCl dry mass content no off-flavour

%

min. 99,0

99,83

Ca

%

max. 0,005

0,004

Mg

%

max. 0,0005

0,0004

Fe

%

max. 0,0002

0,00012

Sulphates

%

max. 0,05

0,04

Mechanical impurities

-

none

none

Water-insoluble substances

%

0,05

0,02

H2O at105oC

%

max. 0,5

0,04

pH of 1% water solution

-

5-8

7,4

pH of 1% water solution

mg/kg

max. 20

6,0

Size distribution

%

-

0,500 mm-16,96

0,400 mm-32,88

0,315 mm-23,91

0,200 mm-16,47

<0,200 mm-9,74

 

 

Journal of Laws No 2001/128/1409

 
Acceptable deviation from declared net weight of 25 kg g -250 -
Acceptable deviation from declared net weight of 50 kg  g -500 -

Maximum levels of chemical impurities are regulated in current legislation.