Live healthy with Kimia salt

The company for the first time in 1999, on a land with an area of 54 hectares in the Shurabad area of Tehran, with the proposal of some organizations to launch all kinds of refined edible salts recrystallized by vacuum crystallization (advanced) method with high capacity and started to produced and after launch, it was inspected and appreciated by the Ministry of IDD and the World Health Organization (WHO).

For the first time, Kimia salt, refined and recrystallized salt, was introduced in the consumer market with various and innovative packaging types and new designs with all kinds of Kimia brands. Also, in the same year, they started producing Nacl and Kcl to provide some pharmaceutical companies. It started to produce serum.

Considering that the company's R&D with experienced and university-educated people at the doctorate and master's level and presenting plans for innovation and invention of several types of therapeutic salts on behalf of the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) to set up several factories in Some countries were offered cooperation and several factories were set up in several countries with the cooperation of Unicef, which are currently active.

Due to the extensive R&D activity of Kimia salt for the production of various raw materials, they have a therapeutic diet and research and field for the production of various types of health-oriented salts, including low sodium salt, potassium, magnesium, and similar elements to replace the sodium element, as well as a variety of low sodium rich salts. It is made with all kinds of useful elements that are rare and sensitive to the attack of potassium, magnesium, calcium, zinc, iron, selenium, chromium, etc.

For the first time in 2005, the company was able to obtain a health permit for the production of low-sodium salt, and this product has been produced and sold so far, and currently the factory is engaged in the production of various types of edible salts containing antioxidants to prevent the occurrence of various underlying diseases. is.