Business Model of Salt Crushing Mills

Human the body needs salt, but too much or too little can cause various issues of health.

Sodium makes up 40% of salt. If a food label lists sodium instead of salt, multiply the answer by 2.5 for an accurate picture of the salt content.

“Salt” is a required product for creating taste at any food item without salt we can’t imagine eating any food because of lack of salt. Salt is an emergency item of increasing food taste and eligible to eat. It is a natural resource like it is made from salty seawater which is called crude salt. Salt is also used in case of industrial purpose to wash fabrics. Crude salt is cultivated in different regions of Bangladesh like Cox’s Bazar, Teknaf, etc. Today we discuss how to collect and crush crude salt convert it into useable salt.

 There are three types of salt such as

1)     Crude salt

2)     Iodine salt

3)     Industrial salt

Crude salt: it is called raw salt or also called black salt. It crushes to modify for using different purposes like food grain items and industrial using purposes.

Iodine salt: It is used to make food tasty purposes and also required to improve physical or health issues. It is basically used in a household.

Industrial Salt: It is used to serve the different purposes of the industry sector especially RMG sectors.

Supply side:

Different firms that are related to salt crushing require machinery set up to crush and refine the salt in factory premises required to store raw materials and finished goods. They procure and import crude salt from local and abroad. It also procures through direct local purchase or purchase by agents in different locations.

After procuring goods it has to store in their warehouse and ready for production line.

Manufacturing: Salt Crushing Firm

Demand Side:

Usually, The Firm generates its revenue by selling its materials to the customers. A large amount of revenue generates from the industrial sector and then comes from wholesales and retails customers.

• 1) Industrial Sales
• 2) Wholesales to the retailers
• 3) Retails sales
• 4) Online sales   

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