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AMAZONIAN PINK SALT SUPPLIER – BULK & OEM SERVICE
Looking for a differentiated mineral salt with origin storytelling and export-ready documentation? Amazon Andes supplies Amazonian Pink Salt in bulk for importers, food brands, and private label projects, sourced in Mishquiyacu Valley (Pilluana, Picota — San Martín, Peru).
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* OEM service available for any product.
Amazonian Pink Salt is a natural rock salt (halite) sourced in the Peruvian Amazon region of San Martín, near the district of Pilluana (Picota province). Local extraction is associated with mineral springs and ancient outcrops in the Mishquiyacu Valley, where producers identify multiple nearby salt mines and natural salt rock formations.
Unlike refined table salt, this ingredient is typically positioned as minimally processed—selected, crushed, sieved, and packed— keeping a clean-label profile suitable for culinary, HORECA, and industrial seasoning applications.
If you are comparing salt suppliers for export, key criteria include grain consistency, NaCl specification, impurities limits (heavy metals / microbiology), packaging format, and documentation per destination market. Amazon Andes supports B2B procurement with traceability and export documentation.
Amazonian Pink Salt — Quick Facts (B2B Snapshot)
Type
Rock salt (halite) · Food-grade options
Origin
Mishquiyacu Valley, Pilluana (Picota), San Martín — Peru
Altitude (reference)
~235 m.a.s.l. (Pilluana area)
Applications
Culinary · HORECA · Seasoning blends · Industrial
Grain sizes
Extra fine · Fine · Coarse · Grilling
Trade reference
Indicative HS heading: 2501 (salt / NaCl)*
Typical packaging
Bulk sacks (e.g., 25–50 kg) · OEM formats on request
Documentation
COA per lot · TDS/MSDS on request · Export support
B2B service
Bulk supply · Private label / OEM projects*
* OEM service available for any product.
*HS code may vary by product form and destination requirements—confirm with your customs broker.
Key Takeaways
- Origin differentiation: Mishquiyacu Valley (San Martín) is a distinct Peruvian Amazon salt source—different from Andean salt ponds.
- Clean-label positioning: commonly marketed as minimally processed (selected, crushed, sieved, packed).
- B2B-ready: grain standardization + lot documentation (COA/TDS) are core for import decisions.
- Private label: OEM formats can be aligned to your retail, HORECA, or industrial channel.
Grain Profiles
Extra Fine
Ideal for industrial seasoning mixes and high-uniformity blends.
Fine
Uniform grain for tabletop use and multi-purpose culinary lines.
Coarse
Preferred for finishing, brines, grinders, and specialty applications.
For Grilling
Robust crystals for meats, HORECA kitchens, and salt-crust techniques.
Logistics & Trade Information (For Importers)
For international procurement, a reliable salt supplier is evaluated not only by quality, but also by documentation, traceability, packaging, and export readiness. Below are common checkpoints buyers request when sourcing pink rock salt in bulk.
| Procurement checkpoint | What buyers typically request |
|---|---|
| Documentation | Technical Data Sheet (TDS), COA per lot, traceability/lot coding, and destination-market compliance files as needed. |
| Quality parameters | NaCl range, moisture, insolubles, heavy metals limits, and microbiology (when applicable for food use). |
| Packaging | Bulk sacks (commonly 25–50 kg) and OEM/private label formats depending on project scope. |
| Labeling & specs | Grain size standardization, sieve spec, and finished label support for retail or HORECA lines (if OEM). |
| Trade reference | Indicative HS heading 2501 for salt/NaCl—final HS classification depends on presentation and destination. |
CERTIFICATIONS FOR AMAZONIAN PINK SALT
Our brand works under export-ready quality systems and can support documentation requests depending on the project and destination market.
*Certification availability varies by SKU/line. Request the spec sheet and COA to confirm applicability for your destination.
FAQ — Wholesale Amazonian Pink Salt
Where does Amazonian Pink Salt come from?
It is sourced in San Martín, Peru—associated with Mishquiyacu Valley near Pilluana (Picota), a known local area for rock salt extraction and mineral springs.
Is it the same as “Peruvian Pink Salt” from Maras?
No. Maras salt is produced in Andean salt ponds (Cusco). Amazonian Pink Salt is a rock salt source in the Peruvian Amazon region (San Martín).
Do you supply bulk and private label formats?
Yes. We support bulk supply for importers and distributors, and OEM/private label projects depending on format, labeling, and destination market needs.
What documents should I request before importing?
Most buyers request a TDS and COA per lot, plus traceability/lot coding and any destination-specific compliance documentation.
Is it iodized?
Rock salt is commonly supplied non-iodized unless specifically formulated. Confirm your target market requirement and we will align the specification.
Which grain sizes are available?
Extra fine, fine, coarse, and grilling crystals are available for different channels (industrial, retail, and HORECA).
What is the HS code for salt exports?
An indicative HS heading is 2501 for salt/pure sodium chloride. Final classification can vary by presentation—confirm with your customs broker.
How do I request the spec sheet?
Use the WhatsApp link below and our team will assist you with TDS/COA requests and next steps for your procurement process.
Request documentation quickly: Get the Amazonian Pink Salt TDS via WhatsApp.
