Regular members of the Salt Institute must produce and sell sodium chloride within the United States or Canada. This definition does not include salt producers whose production facilities are located outside the U.S. or Canada, U.S.-based chemical companies who produce sodium chloride but sell derivative products like chlorine or soda ash, and U.S.-based salt distributors who do not produce salt, but rather sell salt produced by someone else. "Production" means the salt is derived through conventional shaft mining, solution mining/vacuum pan evaporation or solar evaporation in a facility owned and operated by the applicant company. Dues are based on U.S. and Canadian salt sales; minimum dues are $12,000.
Associate members are companies which produce and sell sodium chloride, but whose production facilities are located outside the U.S. or Canada. Dues are based on U.S. salt sales as follows: none or less than 100,000, $5,000; 100,000 to 500,000, $13,000; more than 500,000, $10,000 for each 500,000 tons.
Please describe below and/or mail corporate materials sufficient to identify the location and types of your company's production facility(ies), the types of salt products which you sell and the countries in which you market salt. Please provide an estimate of your current production/sales - specifics on quantities by type and by markets should NOT be included.
**We have read the Salt Institute bylaws and are prepared to accept obligations of membership.
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