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Refined Salt, which is most widely used presently, is mainly sodium chloride. Food grade salt accounts for only a small part of salt production in industrialised countries (3% in Europe[1]) although worldwide, food uses account for 17.5% of salt production[2]. The majority is sold for industrial use. Salt has great commercial value because it is a necessary ingredient in the manufacturing of many things. A few common examples include: the production of pulp and paper, setting dyes in textiles and fabrics, and the making of soaps and detergents.
Source : [1] European Salt Producers' Association
[2] Roskill Information Services-salt Reports
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