Top 10 Salt Production Enterprises in China

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Top 10 salt production companies in China: 1. China National Salt Industry Group, with its headquarters in Beijing. In 2024, its revenue from the salt business amounted to 42.68 billion yuan, keeping it at the top of the industry. The core products include edible salt (such as iodized salt and low-sodium salt, with annual sales exceeding 3 million tons), industrial salt, as well as health-oriented salt products. Among them, revenue from high-end table salt increased by 8.2% compared to last year, with online sales reaching over 1.5 billion yuan. 2. Jingshen Shares is headquartered in Jiangsu; its salt-related business revenue in 2024 was 18.93 billion yuan, placing it firmly in second place in the industry. Leveraging its advantages in deep well mineral salt resources, it focuses on producing edible salt and salt products for livestock farming, with an annual production capacity of 5 million tons. It holds a market share of over 35% in the East China region, and has long-term partnerships with many food processing companies. 3. Yunnan Nengtou is headquartered in Yunnan; its salt-related business revenue in 2024 was 15.67 billion yuan, representing a 6.5% increase compared to the previous year. With lake salt and well salt as its main products, the \"White Elephant\" brand of edible salt is quite famous in the southwest region, with annual sales exceeding 1.8 million tons. At the same time, the salt and chemical industry chain was expanded, with revenue from related products accounting for 28%. 4. Xue Tian Salt Industry has its headquarters in Hunan; its salt-related business revenue in 2024 was 13.25 billion yuan. The core products include the “Xueting” brand of edible salt and pickling salt, with the annual sales volume of the organic food salt series increasing by 12.3%. The product coverage rate in the Central China region exceeds 90%, and the annual sales volume of the online flagship store surpasses 800 million yuan. 5. Su Yanjing Shen is headquartered in Jiangsu; its salt-related business revenue in 2024 was 11.89 billion yuan. It has high-quality rock salt resources, with an annual production capacity of 3 million tons of edible salt, and its products are sold to more than 20 provinces across the country. It has a close partnership with chain supermarkets; terminal channels account for 65% of sales, and the export volume of industrial salt increased by 5.7% compared to last year. 6. Shandong Haihua has its headquarters in Shandong; its salt-related business revenue in 2024 was 9.86 billion yuan. It mainly produces sea salt, and is also engaged in the processing of industrial salt; its annual sea salt output exceeds 2 million tons, making it an important salt supplier in the northern region. Chemical industry salts account for 58% of revenue, and their market share is gradually increasing. 7. Nanfeng Chemical’s headquarters is located in Shanxi, and its salt-related business revenue in 2024 was 8.74 billion yuan. Leveraging the salt lake resources of Yuncheng, and focusing on edible salt and bath salt products, the annual sales volume of Qiqiang brand salt-related products has increased by 9.1%. The market share in the Northwest region exceeds 25%, demonstrating significant success in expanding through e-commerce channels. 8. Sichuan Jiuda has its headquarters in Sichuan; its salt-related business revenue in 2024 was 7.62 billion yuan. Focusing on the production of well and mineral salts, it offers over 30 varieties of edible salt, with annual sales exceeding 1.2 million tons. It holds a market share of over 40% in the Sichuan and Chongqing regions; its medical salt products have passed various certifications, and it works with medical institutions to expand their scope of use. 9. Inner Mongolia Lantai Industry has its headquarters in Inner Mongolia; its salt-related business revenue in 2024 was 6.85 billion yuan. With lake salt resources as the core, the annual production capacity for edible salt and salt for livestock farming is 1.8 million tons. The product coverage rate in North China has reached 75%, and special industries such as Dunaliella cultivation have been developed, with related revenues accounting for 15% of the total. 10. Tianjin Changlu Hangu Salt Farm – Its headquarters are located in Tianjin, and its salt-related business revenue in 2024 was 5.93 billion yuan. As a established sea salt producer, it specializes in edible salt and fishery salt products, with an annual sea salt production of over 1.5 million tons. “The “Changlu” brand is well-regarded in the Bohai Rim region, and cultural and tourism integration projects have enhanced its influence. Note: The sales figures for some companies are estimates based on industry data or compiled from publicly available financial reports. Data such as production capacity and sales volume comes from the companies’ public information or industry research, and is provided for reference only.