Present Board members include officers from UNICEF, WHO, Kiwanis International, the Salt Institute (SI), the European Salt Producers' Association, the Chinese Salt Industry Association, the Micronutrient Initiative, the International Council for the Control of Iodine Deficiency Disorders, the Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University and the United States Centers for Disease Control.
The industrial mining of salt has all but ended the sea salt industry here and in many other places; there is a specialty market but it is more of a relic than an integral part of the local economy.
A prehistoric salt industry existed on the coast around Ingoldmells.
Today, Kurlansky writes, the salt industry can tout 14,000 uses.
Without a doubt, the salt industry has been good for the flamingos of Inagua.
About 1794 Geddes moved from his birthplace to Syracuse, N.Y., where he worked in the salt industry.
You'll be shocked to learn that the Salt Institute, representing the salt industry, takes a dim view of this effort.
Few Europeans lived there until 1678, when settlers from Bermuda arrived and established a solar-evaporated salt industry.
The survey was undertaken on the southwest coast of Taiwan, a region once dominated by the salt industry.
WUHU, China — The Anhui Salt Industry Corporation is a state-owned company that has 11,000 employees, access to government salt mines and a Communist Party boss.
The Jesuit missionary Father Simon Le Moyne in 1654 was the first European to note the site's brine springs (later the basis of a salt industry).
