Ukraine has launched a salt production facility with a capacity of 15,000 tons per month
A new food-grade salt production plant has begun operations in Ukraine. The Black Sea Salt Plant in the Odesa region has launched production with a capacity of up to 15,000 tons per month.
“Since mid-May, we have been producing products on the main line: table salt of various grades, as well as in different packaging—25-kg bags, big bags, and the product can also be sold in bulk,” he said. — “It’s safe to say that all of the plant’s production capacity is now operational. Production has entered a continuous cycle.”
The new plant has a capacity of 15,000 tons of salt per month.
“This allows us to cover about 50% of domestic salt demand,” the publication states. — “In the future, the company plans to extract salt from the Kuyalnik Estuary in the Odesa region. According to the plant’s management, this will allow for the production of 200,000 tons of salt per year and will meet the country’s demand for table salt.”
According to Rudenko, since the company is the only one in Ukraine that evaporates sea salt, there is a shortage of specialists in this field.
As previously reported, the Black Sea Salt Plant planned to launch a salt plant in the Odesa region in 2026.
Construction of the salt plant began in 2024.
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