Sea salt can be harvested in many different ways. The methods and the process used to harvest sea salt, obviously, directly impact the quality and purity of the end product. The links below provide a better understanding of how these methods and processes differ amongst various forms of salt, as well as how the sea salt produced by Necton can be counted on as having the highest level of quality.
Comparing different types of sea salt – learn how Necton's process of harvesting sea salt differs from other types of salt.
The 'Nature et Progres" certification criteria – Since sea salt cannot be considered an agricultural product, it is not possible to certify the purity of the product based on the criteria applied to produce. This is why the certification provided by ‘Nature et Progress' is so critical to consumers. Without verifiable certification, consumers have no ability to discern the purity of the salt. The 'Nature et Progress" certification guarantees, among other things, that the sea salt has been harvested by hand, without processing, and chemically analyzed to ensure it is free of pollutants. |
