DIRECTORY D4/2002
A REVIEW OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN SALT INDUSTRY IN 2001
(WITH AN UPDATED DIRECTORY OF SALT PRODUCERS)
DIRECTORATE: MINERAL ECONOMICS
(MINERALS BUREAU)
DIRECTORY D4/2002
A REVIEW OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN SALT INDUSTRY IN 2001
(WITH AN UPDATED DIRECTORY OF SALT PRODUCERS)
DIRECTORATE: MINERAL ECONOMICS
(MINERALS BUREAU)
Issued by and obtainable from
The Director: Mineral Economics, Mineralia Centre,
234 Visagie Street, Pretoria 0001, Private Bag X59, Pretoria 0001
Telephone (012) 317-8538, Telefax (012) 320-4327
Website: http://www.dme.gov.za
DEPARTMENT OF MINERALS AND ENERGY
Director-General
Adv. S Nogxina
MINERAL DEVELOPMENT BRANCH
Deputy Director-General
Mr. N. Moloi
MINERAL POLICY AND INVESTMENT CHIEF DIRECTORATE
(Acting) Chief Director
M.A. Mngomezulu
DIRECTORATE MINERAL ECONOMICS
(Acting) Director
J. Duval
THIS, THE 4th REVISED EDITION, PUBLISHED IN JUNE 2002
WHEREAS THE GREATEST CARE HAS BEEN TAKEN IN THE COMPILATION OF THE
CONTENTS OF THIS PUBLICATION, THE DEPARTMENT OF MINERALS AND ENERGY
DOES NOT HOLD ITSELF RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY ERRORS OR OMISSIONS
ISBN: 0-620-23206-4
COPYRIGHT RESERVED
FOREWORD
The purpose of this review is:
1) To outline the structure of the salt industry in South Africa.
2) To outline the developments in the salt industry
3) To find out the impact of imports on our local market
4) To provide an updated directory of salt producers
The co-operation of all salt producers in the compilation of this review and directory is
acknowledged with thanks.
June 2002
J G Duval
(Acting) Director
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CONTENTS
FOREWORD …………………………………………..………….i
INTRODUCTION ……………………………………….…….….1
THE INTERNATIONAL SALT INDUSTRY ………..….….…..1
THE SOUTH AFRICAN SALT INDUSTRY ………..….….…..2
OCCURRENCE ………………………………………………….3
SOURCES ……………………………………………………..…4
PRODUCTION/HARVESTING ………………………………….5
DEVELOPMENTS ………………………………………………..6
SALES ………………………………………………………….….7
REVENUE GENERATED …………………………………….….8
IMPORTS ………………………………………………………….8
PRICES ………………………………………………………....…9
SUPPLY AND DEMAND ……………………………………..…10
OUTLOOK ………………………………………………….….....11
CONCLUSION …………………………………………….……..11
SALT PRODUCERS……………………………………………..13
INDEX OF CONTROLLING GROUPS, PRODUCERS,
PROCESSORS AND MARKETING AGENTS …………….…26
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AN OVERVIEW OF SALT IN SOUTH AFRICA FOR 2001
INTRODUCTION
Common salt, or sodium chloride (NaCl), is an inexpensive, but vital, bulk
commodity, which in South Africa is recovered from seawater and natural, inland
brines. Elsewhere in the world evaporitic rock salt deposits are another source of
salt.
South Africa produces less than 50% of its salt requirements, with the shortfall
being made up by imports from Australia, Namibia and Botswana. Low priced
imports from neighbouring countries, where salt is produced in the Walvis Bay
economic development zone of Namibia, and as a by-product from soda-ash
production in Botswana, are threatening the survival of South African salt
producers.
THE INTERNATIONAL SALT INDUSTRY
Total world production of salt in 2001 was 212 Mt. a decrease of 2,5 % from 217
Mt in 2000.
Fig 1: 2001 World production of salt by country.
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40 000
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Mass in kt
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Country
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The USA produced 20,8% of the total world’s salt followed by China with 13,7%,
Germany 7,3%, India 6,7%, Canada 5,7% and Australia with 4,1%. South Africa
produced 0,16% of the world total. The large production, exports and
consumption of salt classified as “others” in fig 1,2 and 3 represents 98 countries
all producing and exporting minimal amounts in comparison to the countries
shown.
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8 000
6 000
4 000
2 000
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Mass in kt
Fig 2: World exports of salt by country.
Country
World total exports of salt amounted to 39 208 kt, with Australia’s 21,6% share of
exports being the greatest, followed by Mexico with 17%, Canada 9,8%,
Germany 7,6 %, France 7,6%, Netherlands 7,4%, and Chile at 5,3%. South
Africa contributed a mere 0,002% to world salt exports.
World consumption of salt totalled 214 116 kt, of which 24% was consumed in
the USA, 14% in China and 7% in India, as shown with others in figure 3.
The chemical industry accounted for more than 40% of world salt consumption,
mainly in the chlor-alkali sector for highly reactive bulk reagents such as chlorine,
hydrogen chloride and caustic soda. Highway de-icing control, a major
application in the industrial winter ice-belt of the developed northern hemisphere,
consumed 36%. Distributors took 7%, general industry 6%, agriculture 4%
(mostly for animal feed), food processing 3%, primary water treatment 1% and
the remaining 3% went to industrial users.
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Fig 3: World consumption of salt by country.
USA
China
0%
India
24%
29%
Germany
Korea
Canada
3%
14%
3%
5% 5%
7%
6%
Japan
France
UK
Others
4%
RSA
*Legend read clockwise direction from 24%
THE SOUTH AFRICAN SALT INDUSTRY
OCCURENCE
South Africa ‘s salt resources are confined to underground brines associated with
inland saltpans, coastal saltpans and seawater. There are no known economical
rock salt deposits in the country.
The majority of inland pans lie on rocks of the Karoo Sequence, in a curved belt
between 50 and 60 km wide, extending from near Vryburg in the North-West
Province to Hopetown on the eastern border of the Northern Cape, continuing
westwards past Brandvlei. Most of the pans have formed on shales of the Dwyka
and Ecca Groups, which, in that area, were deposited under marine conditions.
(See figure 4)
A considerable number of large saltpans are found in the Kalahari region to the
north of Upington. These also lie on shales of the Dwyka Group. Near
Waterpoort, at the foot of the Soutpansberg in the Northern Province, a saltpan
occurs on basalt of the Lebombo Group.
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Fig 4: Distribution of salt pans in South Africa
The saltpans in the vicinity of Delareyville in the North-West Province are mostly
underlain by lavas of the Ventersdorp Supergroup.
The salt obtained from pans underlain by Dwyka Group rocks has a relatively
high sodium sulphate content; this probably results from the oxidation of iron
sulphide to sulphate.
Along the west and south coast of the country, coastal saltpans, or salt-reaping
localities, generally occur within 25 km of the sea. Some of the coastal pans
derive their saline constituents directly from the sea by periodic flooding or
seepage, and others from underlying marine sediments. All obtain a certain
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amount of replenishment by rainwater leaching surrounding, salt-impregnated
dunes.
In 1974, the salt resources of South Africa’s inland saltpans were conservatively
estimated at 53 million tons. This figure represented salt contained in the top 3m
of pan soil, which is only recoverable after the salt has been leached into the
underground brine. World reserves of salt are simply classified as “large”; the
oceans comprise an inexhaustible supply.
SOURCES
Of all the salt produced in South Africa in 2001, 3 percent was from coastal pans,
20 percent from seawater, while the rest was from inland pans (See figure 5).
Sea salt is produced at only two sites, at Port Elizabeth in the Eastern Cape and
Velddrift in the Western Cape. There are thirteen inland producers of salt.
Sources of Salt in S.A
Sea water
Inland Salt pans
3%
Coastal salt pans
20%
77%
Fig 5:Souces of salt in South Africa
PRODUCTION/HARVESTING
Two methods of salt production are used in South Africa. Pure vacuum dried
(PVD) salt is produced at Coega, near Port Elizabeth, Where the product is a
pharmaceutical grade salt of 99.9% purity. Wind is a major factor in the
evaporation process at Coega, while inland dust-laden winds are a hazard, and
evaporation is dependent on direct solar heat. The second method is by solar
evaporation of brines from inland and coastal saltpans. At inland saltpans the
process starts with the pumping of brine from suitable openings in the floor of the
pan, into large relatively deep dams, where some concentration takes place.
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The brine is then allowed to evaporate in fairly shallow concentration dams until
ready for crystallisation. Saturated brine is subsequently transferred to a series of
shallow crystallisation pans where further evaporation takes place, which results
in the final deposition of salt.
Sea salt is produced by evaporation of seawater, which usually contains 3,5 % of
dissolved solids, 74,8% of which is NaCl. At the salt works the seawater is
concentrated in artificial evaporation ponds until a relative density of 1,204 is
attained, the brine is then fed into crystallisation pans for eventual harvesting.
Weather is an important factor in salt production. Sunshine is obviously
beneficial, and wind aids evaporation but may also cause contamination. Rainfall
dilutes solutions and storms may damage crystallisation ponds. Methods have
been developed to improve solar evaporation by installing sprinklers, which
produce fine droplets or mist, which surprisingly, increases evaporation.
DEVELPOMENTS
South Africa has 16 operating salt companies, of varying size, including one cooperative operation with more than forty small-scale producer members.
Upington Super Salt is the biggest producer, followed by Swartkops, Saltcor,
Industrial Salt, Cerebos and Orange River Salt Works.
Fig 6: SOUTH AFRICA’S PRODUCTION OF SALT FROM 1983-2001
600
400
200
Year
6
2001
1999
1997
1995
1993
1991
1989
1987
1985
0
1983
Mass in kt
800
Production of salt in South Africa is limited by supply rather than demand. South
Africa‘s salt production decreased by 32,5 % in 1994. The drop in production was
a result of the handing over of Walvis Bay, where S.A ‘s biggest producer Salt
and Chemicals was located, to Namibia on 28 February 1994. Local production
statistics from 1994 excluded salt produced in Walvis Bay, and purchases by
local consumers from that source were recorded as imports.
In 1995 production decreased by a further 24,8%, as a result of increased
competition from imported salt, consequently employment in the salt industry
declined by 24,1 % to 912 employees.
Production reached a minimum of 290 kt in 1996, increased to 358 kt in 1999,
but has ever since remained below 400kt. (See figure 6)
SALES
Local sales are dependent on production and followed the same trend, and were
affected by the same factors as discussed above.
South Africa ‘s export market was above 70kt annually from 1983 to 1990, it
decreased by 38,5% in 1991 to 56kt, then to 50kt in 1992. Exports decreased
further 62% to reach 19 kt in 1993, and decreased even further, to reach a low of
1kt in 2001. (See figure 7)
FIG 7: SOUTH AFRICA’S LOCAL AND EXPORT SALES OF SALT FROM
1983-2001
local sales
Export Sales
900
600
450
300
150
Year
7
2001
1999
1997
1995
1993
1991
1989
1987
1985
0
1983
Mass in kt
750
The massive decrease in exports resulted from Soda Ash Botswana‘s entrance
to the Southern African market in 1992, and were further affected when Soda
Ash was taken over by the newly formed Botswana Ash (Botash), which assured
future supply of salt and soda ash to SADC countries. This led to the dissolving
of the association of salt producers in South Africa. Local production decreased,
because producers felt that they could not compete with Botash. The proposed
supply agreement did not materialise and local producers did not lose as much
market share as originally expected.
REVENUE GENERATED
2001
1999
1997
1995
1993
1991
1989
1987
1985
100 000
80 000
60 000
40 000
20 000
0
1983
Sale s in '000 Ran ds
FIG 8: SOUTH AFRICA’S SALES OF SALT FROM 1983-2001
Year
South Africa’s sales of salt were strong in 1990, reaching a record high of R81, 5
million. Although salt is the cheapest commodity it represented 0,3 % of total
revenue generated from mining in 1990. In 2000 sales amounted to R74,7 million
which represented 0,14% of total revenue generated from mining. (See figure 8).
IMPORTS
South Africa’s imports of salt were below 200kt from 1983 to 1993. Imports
started to break the 200kt mark in 1994, when sales from Walvis Bay were
recorded as imports after the handing over of Walvis Bay to Namibia in 1994.
(See figure 9)
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Local production could not meet demand, so imports of salt from Botswana,
Australia, Germany United Kingdom and USA increased. Before 1994 Australia
was the greatest exporter of salt to South Africa followed by Botswana, Germany,
United Kingdom and USA. After 1994 this changed and Namibia became the
major exporter of salt to South Africa, providing more than 50% of our imports.
Exporters located in the Walvis Bay economic development zone are said to
receive subsidies in transport and/or taxes, enabling Namibian salt to be sold in
South Africa at prices with which local producers cannot compete. To date it has
not been possible to discover the true situation, and the matter will receive further
attention.
FIG 9: SOUTH AFRICA’S IMPORTS OF SALT 1983-2001
Mass in kt
800
600
400
200
2001
1999
1997
Year
1995
1993
1991
1989
1987
1985
1983
0
Figures from 1994 to 2001 are projected (at 2.87% growth) plus real, because of exports from same trade
zone area which are difficult to trace
Botswana is also exporting salt to South Africa from Botash, which produces
soda ash, with salt as a by-product.
Imports from Australia have been decreasing and are expected to cease entirely
in the near future. Australian salt was used almost entirely by the South African
paper industry. The neighbouring producers have now proved to be able to
reliably supply enough suitable quality salt to the paper industry.
PRICES
South African salt producers are situated in remote locations, where
transportation can become an important cost. Pumping salt brine is an economic
means of transportation but cannot be used for dry salt. Large bulk shipments of
dry salt by ocean freight are low cost but are restricted in points of origin and
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consumption. As salt is packaged, handled and shaped in small units, the
accompanying cost increases are reflected in higher sales prices.
Various types of salt have unique production, processing and packaging factors
that determine their selling price. Salt sold in bulk is naturally less expensive than
salt that has been packaged, pelletised or pressed into blocks. Vacuum pan salt
is the most expensive because of higher energy cost involved in processing and
purifying of the product (99,9%)
Local prices of coarse salt followed international trends, increasing in 1989 by
26,3%, to reach R72/ton, declining by 48% in 1991, from R81/ton to R42/ton.
Fig 10: Salt prices
Local coarse
World coarse
1999
1997
1995
1993
1991
1989
1987
1985
400
350
300
250
200
150
100
50
0
1983
Price in R/t
Local processed
Year
During 1995 the local coarse salt prices surged to R92/ton, and in 1996 reached
a record high of R104/ton. Processed salt prices have more than doubled the
1983 price and reached a maximum of R347/ton in 2000.World prices of coarse
salt have not been stable and local prices have followed then, apart from 2001
when declining value of the rand affected all commodities.
SUPPLY AND DEMAND
South Africa‘s consumption of salt increased from 1983 to 1986, but decreased
in 1987 by 4,6 % to 680 kt, from there it increased to the present consumption of
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1 063 kt in 2001.Supply did not follow the same trend as demand, it was not
stable. Supply of salt was higher than demand from 1983 to 1987. From 1988
supply was lower than demand until 2001 when demand was 6% higher than
supply. This situation is clouded by lack of imports statistics from Namibia and
Botswana, as a result of them being in the same customs union as South Africa.
Provisional figures indicated that South Africa consumed approximately 1 063Kt
of salt in 2001 with 54% going to the Chemical industry, for the production of
chlorine and Sodium hydroxide.15% was consumed the by paper and other
chemical industries, 10% was for animal feed, 12% for distributors (mainly for
human consumption), the other 5% for food preservation and 4% was for other
uses.
Fig 11: South Africa ‘s supply and demand of salt
Supply
2 00 1
1 99 9
1 99 7
1 99 5
1 99 3
1 99 1
1 98 9
1 98 7
1 98 5
1 200
1 000
800
600
400
200
0
1 98 3
Massin kt
Demand
Year
OUTLOOK
World salt demand is expected to increase with increase in population and
industrialisation. Imports from Australia and deep-sea sources are expected to
decrease annually from 2002 until they are phased out, because of high transport
costs. Imports from Namibia and Botswana, where capacity, reliability and quality
have now been demonstrated, will fill any shortfall in local supply.
Local salt production is expected to decrease at least temporarily in future,
because of the construction of the Coega Harbour in Port Elizabeth, where
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Cerebos Salt produces at the Coega river mouth. Industrial Salt is planning to
expand their production at their west coast operation at Cawood Salt, where
reserves have been increased dramatically. Anticipated production is 80Kt of
food grade salt per annum, with fresh water of some 300 mega litres per annum
as by-product. The project is still under environmental management impact
study.
CONCLUSION
Opportunities for small-scale producers exist for unexploited reserves of inland
saltpans because production is inexpensive in comparison to salt recovery from
seawater. The latter requires a five-year lead-time from start to first production
and initial capital requirements are large.
As South Africa, Namibia and Botswana fall within a common customs union
there are currently no import statistics available from customs and excise. The
problem of subsidised imports placing local industry at risk requires serious
attention at governmental level.
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SALT PRODUCERS
1.
CONTROLLING
GROUP
PRODUCER
SOURCE
PRODUCT ANALYSIS;
PACKAGING
PROCESSORS &
PACKERS
MARKETING/
DISTRIBUTION
BERGPAN SOUTWERKE
Posbus 100
0924 VIVO
BERGPAN SOUTWERKE
Posbus 100
0924 VIVO
Pan brine
Coarse, unwashed
NaCl 95%
50 kg bags
BERGPAN
SOUTWERKE
Local
BERGPAN
SOUTWERKE
Tel: (015) 593 0127
Fax: (015) 593 0127
E-mail: [email protected]
Tel: (015) 593 0127
Fax: (015) 593 0127
E-mail: [email protected]
Grades I, II, III
(Coarse, unwashed)
CRYSTAL
SALT CC
CRYSTAL
SALT CC
DWAGGAS
SOUTWERKE
(PTY) LTD
Local sales
DWAGGAS
SOUTWERKE
(PTY) LTD
Farm, District
Soutpan 459 MS
VIVO
2.
CRYSTAL SALT CC
P O Box 123
0924 VIVO
CRYSTAL SALT CC
P O Box 123
0924 VIVO
Tel: (015) 593 0128
Fax: (015) 593 0128
Tel: (015) 593 0128
Fax: (015) 593 0128
Pan brine
50kg, 10kg, 5kg, 500g bags
Farm, District
Soutpan 459 MS
LOUIS TRICHARDT
3.
DWAGGAS SOUTWERKE
(PTY) LTD
P O Box 60997
7441 TABLE VIEW
Tel: (021) 933 2184
.Fax (021) 933 1975
E-mail: [email protected]
DWAGGAS SOUTWERKE
(PTY) LTD
P O Box 60997
7441 TABLE VIEW
Pan brine
Tel: (021) 933 2185
Fax (021) 933 1975
E-mail: [email protected]
Grade I (milled, unwashed)
Grade II (milled)
NaCl 97,5%
SO4 0,4%
MgO 0,3%
50 kg, 20 kg bags 1 Ton
Farm,District
Dwaggas East 190,Ptn
CALVINIA
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Export sale
AFRICAN SALT
WORKS (PTY) LTD
P O Box 3317
JOHANNESBURG
2000
Tel: (011) 331 5036
Fax: (011) 331 5082
CONTROLLING
GROUP
PRODUCER
SOURCE
PRODUCT ANALYSIS;
PACKAGING
PROCESSORS &
PACKERS
MARKETING/
DISTRIBUTION
4.
BERGRIVER
SALTWORKS
P O Box 446
6000 PORT ELIZABETH
Seawater
Coarse, washed refined
%
NaCl
98.00 min 99.5
Ca
0.06
0.02
Mg
0.07
0.03
0.18
0.15
SO4
Insolubles
0.2
0.05
50kg bags, 1kg
2500g pre-packs
CEREBOS LTD
CEREBOS LTD
Seawater
Coarse
washed refined
CEREBOS LTD
CEREBOS LTD
NATIONAL
SALT
P O Box 3339
2125 RIVONIA
Tel: (011) 239 7000
Fax: (011) 239 7211
E- mail [email protected]
Tel: (041) 360 9462
Fax: (041) 360 9421
Farm, District
Kliphoek & Vlamink Vlei
MALMESBURY
SUNDAYS RIVER
SALTWORKS
P O Box 446
6000 PORT ELIZABETH
NaCl 98.00 min
Tel: (041) 360 9462
Fax: (041) 360 9421
Ca
0.06
Mg
0.07
0.18
SO4
Insolubles
0.2
50kg bags, 1kg
2500g prepacks
Farm, District
Schelmhoek Ptn 1& 2
Melville Ptn 2,3,4
PORT ELIZABETH
SALNOVA SWARTKOPS
SALT WORKS
P O Box 446
6000 PORT ELIZABETH
Tel: (041) 360 9462
Fax: (041) 360 9421
Farm, District
Coega River Mouth
Farms 434 & 566
UITENHAGE
%
99.5
0.02
0.03
0.15
0.05
Seawater
CEREBOS LTD
Coarse, washed Refined
%
NaCl
98.00 min 99.5
Ca
0.06
0.02
Mg
0.07
0.03
0.18
0.15
SO4
Insolubles
0.2
0.05
50kg bags, 1kg
500g pre-packs
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CEREBOS LTD
CONTROLLING
GROUP
PRODUCER
SOURCE
PRODUCT ANALYSIS;
PACKAGING
PROCESSORS &
PACKERS
MARKETING/
DISTRIBUTION
5.
KALKPOORT
SOUTWERKE BK
P O Box 1228
8800 UPINGTON
NOROKEI /KALKPOORT
P O Box 1228
8800 UPINGTON
Pan brine
Grade I , II
KALKPOORT
SOUTWERKE BK
KALKPOORT
SOUTWERKE BK
Tel: (054) 331 1408
Fax: (054) 331 1408
Farm, District
Norokei, Ptn 8
Gordonia
Pan brine
Grade I – NaCl 95%
Grade II – NaCl 85%
Grade III – NaCl 75%
50 kg bags
ORANGE RIVER
SALT WORKS
(PTY) LTD
ORANGE RIVER
SALT WORKS
(PTY) LTD
ORANGE RIVER
SALT WORKS
(PTY) LTD
ORANGE RIVER
SALT WORKS
(PTY) LTD
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ORANGE RIVER SALT
WORKS (PTY) LTD
P O BOX 625
. 8000 KIMBERLEY
ORANGE RIVER SALT
WORKS (PTY) LTD
P O BOX 625
8000 KIMBERLEY
Tel: (053) 831 1994/5
Tel: (053) 831 1994/5
Fax: (053) 833 1883
Fax: (053) 833 1883
E-mail :orsw@cybertrade,co.za E-mail :orsw@cybertrade,co.za
Sodium sulphate decahydrate
85 – 95% pure
Farm, District
Reynekespan 91
HOPE TOWN
CENTRAL SALT
PRODUCERS (PTY) LTD
P O Box 625
8300 KIMBERLEY
Tel: (053) 831 1994/5
Fax: (053) 833 1883
Pan brine
Grade I – NaCl 95%
Grade II – NaCl 85%
Grade III –NaCl 75%
50 kg bags
Sodium sulphate decahydrate
85 – 95% pure Bulk
Farm, district
Anniesrust 392
JACOBSDAL
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CONTROLLING
GROUP
PRODUCER
SOURCE
PRODUCT ANALYSIS;
PACKAGING
PROCESSORS &
PACKERS
MARKETING/
DISTRIBUTION
NANTWICH SALT
WORKS (PTY) LTD
P O Box 625
8300 KIMBERLEY
Pan brine
Grade I, washed
Pool & industrial salt
50kg bags, 1kg, 500g prepacks
(Household, salt spices)
ORANGE RIVER
SALT WORKS
(PTY) LTD
ORANGE RIVER
SALT WORKS
(PTY) LTD
Farm, district
Zoutpansfontein 91k
KIMBERLEY
Pan brine
Pan floor
Sodium sulphate decahydrate
85 – 95% pure
UPINGTON SUPER
UPINGTON (PTY) LTD
Private Bag X6009
8800 UPINGTON
UPINGTON SUPER
SALT (PTY) LTD
Privaat Sak X6009
8800 UPINGTON
Pan brine
ORANJE
SOUTWERKE
(PTY) LTD
Tel: (054) 337 5500
Fax: (054) 332 3093
%
97
1.64
0.008
0.004
0.12
ORANJE
SOUTWERKE
(PTY) LTD
Tel: (054) 337 5500
Fax: (054) 332 3093
E-mail: [email protected]
Grade I
NaCl
Na2SO4
Ca
Mg
Insoluble
Grade II
NaCl
Na2SO4
Ca
Mg
Insoluble
%
95.08
4.39
0.008
0.004
0.25
Grade III
NaCl
Na2SO4
Ca
Mg
Insoluble
%
95
3.45
0.008
0.004
1.2
Tel: (053) 831 1994/5
Fax: (053) 833 1883
7.
Farm, District
Merriespan
Gelukspruit
GORDONIA
50 kg, 20 kg, 1 kg, 500g bags
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CONTROLLING
GROUP
PRODUCER
ANNESLEY
Privaat Sak X6009
8800 UPINGTON
SOURCE
Pan brine
PRODUCT ANALYSIS;
PACKAGING
PROCESSORS &
PACKERS
MARKETING
DISTRIBUTION
Grade I, II, III
ORANJE
SOUTWERKE
(PTY) LTD
ORANJE
SOUTWERKE
(PTY) LTD
ORANJE
SOUTWERKE
(PTY) LTD
ORANJE
SOUTWERKE
(PTY) LTD
ORANJE
SOUTWERKE
(PTY) LTD
ORANJE
SOUTWERKE
(PTY) LTD
50 kg, 20 kg, 1 kg
500g bags
Tel: (054) 337 5500
Fax: (054) 332 3093
Farm, District
Annesley
GORDONIA
CHEMSALT
Privaat Sak X6009
8800 UPINGTON
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
50 kg, 20 kg, 1 kg
500g bags
Tel: (054) 337 5500
Fax: (054) 332 3093
Farm, District
Grootwitpan, Ptn 6
GORDONIA
DONKERHOEK
Privaat Sak X6009
8800 UPINGTON
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
50 kg, 20 kg, 1 kg
500g bags
Tel: (054) 337 5500
Fax: (054) 332 3093
Farm, District
Donkerhoek
GORDONIA
NYLON PAN
Privaat Sak X6009
Tel: (054) 337 5500
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
50 kg, 20 kg, 1 kg
500g bags
ORANJE
SOUTWERKE
(PTY) LTD
ORANJE
SOUTWERKE
(PTY) LTD
VRYSOUTPAN
Privaat Sak X6009
8800 UPINGTON
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
ORANJE
SOUTWERKE
(PTY) LTD
ORANJE
SOUTWERKE
(PTY) LTD
50 kg, 20 kg, 1 kg
17
CONTROLLING
GROUP
PRODUCER
SOURCE
PRODUCT ANALYSIS;
PACKAGING
PROCESSORS &
PACKERS
MARKETING/
DISTRIBUTION
8
UNITED SALT
P O Box 6254
7501Parow East
DIKPENS
P O Box 6254
7501 PAROW EAST
Pan brine
Grade I – NaCl 97%
Grade II – NaCl 85%
Grade III – NaCl 75%
SALTCOR
P O Box 36
7020 BRANDVLEI
SALTCOR
P O Box 36
7020 BRANDVLEI
Tel: (021) 951 6501/2/2/4
Fax: (021) 951 6509
E-mail: [email protected]
Tel: (021) 951 6501
Fax: (021) 951 6509
E-mail: [email protected]
Bulk
50 kg bags
Tel: (021) 951 6501
Fax: (021) 951 6509
Tel: (021) 951 6501
Fax: (021) 9516509
Pan brine
Coarse, Unwashed
Grade II, Grade III
50 kg bags
SALT LAKE SALT
WORKS
SALT LAKE SALT
WORKS
Pan brine
Grade I 98% NaCl
Grade II 90% NaCl
SOLAR SALT &
SWAN SALT
P O Box 17225
1457 RANDHART
SUN SALT
P O Box 17225
1457 RANDHART
Farm, District
Dikpens.
CALIVINIA
9
SALT LAKE SALT WORKS
P O Box 4
8731 SALT LAKE
SALT LAKE SALT WOKS
P O Box 4
8731 SALT LAKE
Tel: (053) 298 2201
Tel: (053) 298 2201
Farm, District
Saratoga 181
HERBERT
10
.
.
SALT REFINERS &
PACKERS HOLDINGS
(PTY) LTD
P O Box 17225
1457 RANDHART
Tel: (011) 864 4910
Fax: (011) 864 5471
E-mail: sunsalt@ iafrica.com
CAWOOD SALT
(PTY) LTD
P O Box 771
8160 VREDENDAL
Tel: (011) 864 4910
Tel: (011) 864 4910
Fax: (011) 864 5471
Fax: (011) 864 5471
E-mail: sunsalt@ iafrica.com
Farm, District
Rietfontein, Ptn 5
VANRHYNSDORP
GORDONIA SALT
P O Box 7
8800 UPINGTON
Pan brine
Grade I 98% NaCl
Grade II 90% NaCl
Farm, District
Grootwitpan 327, Ptn 10
GORDONIA
18
SUN SALT
P O Box 17225
1457 RANDHART
SUN SALT
P O Box 17225
1457 RANDHART
CONTROLLING
GROUP
PRODUCER
SOURCE
PRODUCT ANALYSIS;
PACKAGING
PROCESSORS &
PACKERS
MARKETING/
DISTRIBUTION
INDUSTRIAL SALT
(PTY) LTD
P O Box 7
8800 UPINGTON
Pan brine
Grade I 98% NaCl
Grade II 90% NaCl
SUN SALT
P O Box 17225
1457 RANDHART
SUN SALT
P O Box 17225
1457 RANDHART
SUN SALT
P O Box 17225
1457 RANDHART
SUN SALT
P O Box 17225
1457 RANDHART
50 kg bags
Farm, district
Grootwitpan 327, Ptn 13
GORDONIA
INDUSTRIAL SALT
MINE
P O Box 7
8800 UPINGTON
Pan brine
Grade I 98% NaCl
Grade II 90% NaCl
50 kg bags
Farm, district
Marriespruit 249
GORDONIA
11
SOUTH AFRICAN SALT
CO-OP SOCIETY LTD
P O Box 10
9356 SOUTPAN
BADENHORST AJH
P O Box 2
8750 HOPETOWN
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
Tel: (051) 831 1113
Fax: (051) 831 1211
BADENHORST CA
P O Box 89
9348 DEALESVILLE
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
CRONJE FJC
P O Box 36
9356 SOUTPAN
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
DE BEER J
P O Box 4
9904 REDDERSBURG
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
19
CONTROLLING
GROUP
PRODUCER
SOURCE
PRODUCT ANALYSIS;
PACKAGING
PROCESSORS &
PACKERS
MARKETING/
DISTRIBUTION
DU TOIT CF
P O Box 16
8750 HOPETOWN
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
DU PLESSIS GW
P O Box 10
9356 SOUTPAN
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
DU PLESSIS JAC
P O Box 10
9356 SOUTPAN
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
DU PLESSIS JAC Jnr
P O Box 10
9356 SOUTPAN
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
FLORISBAD SALT WORKS Pan brine
P O Box 44
9356 SOUTPAN
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
FOURIE O M
DONKERHOEK
9356 SOUTPAN
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
GLENDOVER
SOUTWERKE
JAKHALSFONTEIN
9356 SOUTPAN
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
GLENDOVER
SOUTWERKE
POSBUS 12
9356 SOUTPAN
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
GOUSSARD F
P O Box 48
9356 SOUTPAN
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
GROBLER M
Posbus 15
9356 SOUTPAN
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
20
CONTROLLING
GROUP
PRODUCER
SOURCE
PRODUCT ANALYSIS;
PACKAGING
PROCESSORS &
PACKERS
MARKETING/
DISTRIBUTION
GRASPAN (S.A SOUT)
POSBUS 10
9356 SOUTPAN
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
HALYN TRUST
POSBUS 159
9348 DEALESVILLE
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
JONKERWATER SOUT
(EDMS) BPK
POSBUS 95
9940 PRIESKA
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
JAKHALSFONTEIN
TRUST
POSBUS 36
9356 SOUTPAN
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
KLIPPAN SOUTWERKE
POSBUS 48
9356 SOUTPAN
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
KRUGER R
VAAL BANK
9356 SOUTPAN
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
LEMOENKLOOF SALT
WORKS
P O BOX 10
9356 SOUTPAN
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
LEMOEN FARMING
POSBUS 35
9356 SOUTPAN
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
MULKE C
Kevedon
9932 PETRUSBURG
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
21
CONTROLLING
GROUP
PRODUCER
SOURCE
PRODUCT ANALYSIS;
PACKAGING
PROCESSORS &
PACKERS
MARKETING/
DISTRIBUTION
MAREE & BURGER
TRUST
WELSKUT
9356 SOUTPAN
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
MULLER J L
POSBUS 40
9356 SOUTPAN
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
NORTJE AL
P O Box 38
9356 SOUTPAN
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
OOSTHUIZEN IDC
11 Swanepoel Str
9348 DEALESVILLE
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
OOSTHUIZEN M
POSBUS 159
9348 DEALESVILLE
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
PETRUSBURG SALT
WORKS
P O Box 141
9932 PETRUSBURG
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
PIETERSE J C
POSBUS 341
9479 HOOPSTAD
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
RETIEF AO
POSBUS 169
9932 PETRUSBURG
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SANDSEE BK
DE BRUYN CTR 26
UNIVERSITAS
9301 BLOEMFONTEIN
SLABBERT C J
POSBUS 4
22
9356 SOUTPAN
CONTROLLING
GROUP
SOCIETY
SOCIETY
PRODUCER
SOURCE
PRODUCT ANALYSIS;
PACKAGING
PROCESSORS &
PACKERS
MARKETING/
DISTRIBUTION
SAAMSTAN MULLER
BOEDERY
POSBUS 27
9356 SOUTPAN
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTVLAKTE
SOUTWERKE
POSBUS 162
9300 BRANDFORT
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SLABBERT S J
POSBUS 4
9356 SOUTPAN
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
TUBES N P J
POSBUS 75
9348 DEALESVILLE
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
TSOHANG TRUST
PK SOUTPAN
9356
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
VAN STRAATEN J WJ
POSBUS 48
9356 SOUTPAN
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
VAN BUUREN N M
POSBUS 301
9680 WESSELSBRON
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
WASE M C
POSBUS 148
9348 DEALESVILLE
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
WESSELS M
POSBUS 101
9932 PETRUSBURG
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Tons
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
SOUTH AFRICAN
SALT CO-OP
SOCIETY
23
CONTROLLING
GROUP
PRODUCER
SOURCE
PRODUCT ANALYSIS;
PACKAGING
PROCESSORS &
PACKERS
MARKETING/
DISTRIBUTION
12.
SUNNYDALE SALT
WORKS
P O Box 1
8731 SALTLAKE
Pan brine
Grade II – NaCl min 85%
Grade II – NaCl min 75%
SUNNYDALE SALT
WORKS
SUNNYDALE
SALT WORKS
SUPER SALT WORKS
SUPER SALT
WORKS
SWARKOPS SEA
SALT MARKETING
ORGANISATION
Private Bag X1
3210 SWARTKOPS
SWARKOPS SEA
SALT MARKETING
ORGANISATION
Private Bag X1
3210 SWARTKOPS
Tel: (041) 463 1100
Fax:(041) 463 2908
Tel: (041) 463 1100
Fax:(041) 463 2908
SUNNYDALE SALT WORKS
P O Box 1
8731 SALTLAKE
Tel: (053) 298 2091 or
(053) 298 2400
Fax: (053) 298 2091
Bulk; 50kg bags
Tel: (053) 298 2091 or
(053) 298 2400
Fax: (053) 298 2091
Farm, District
Wiltshire and Smithfield
HERBERT
13.
SUPER SALT WORKS
(PTY) LTD
P O Box 87
8730 DOUGLAS
SUPER SALT WORKS
(PTY) LTD
P O Box 87
8730 DOUGLAS
Tel: (053) 204 0002
Fax: (053) 204 0003
Tel: (053) 204 0002
Fax: (053) 204 0003
Pan brine
Grade II – NaCl 85%
Grade III – NaCl 75%
Bulk
Sodium sulphate decahydrate
99% pure
Farm, District
Salt Lake
HERBERT
14.
SWARTKOPS
SEESOUT (EDMS) BPK
Private Bag X1
3210 SWARTKOPS
SWARTKOPS
SEESOUT (EDMS) BPK
Private Bag X1
3210 SWARTKOPS
Tel: (041) 463 1100
Fax: (041) 463 2908
Tel: (041) 463 1100
Fax: (041) 463 2908
Sea water
Coarse, Unwashed
Washed Dried,
Screened, Sterilized
NaCl
99,3%
0.38%
SO4
Bulk, 1 ton, 500kg
50 kg, 20kg, 10kg bags
2kg cartons
Farm, District
Veeplaas and Bethelsdorp
PORT ELIZABETH
24
CONTROLLING
GROUP
PRODUCER
SOURCE
PRODUCT ANALYSIS;
PACKAGING
PROCESSORS &
PACKERS
MARKETING/
DISTRIBUTION
15.
VAAL RIVER
GROUND SALT WORKS
P O Box 165
2260 BLOEMHOF
VAAL RIVER
GROUND SALT WORKS
P O Box 165
2260 BLOEMHOF
Pan brine
No 2 (coarse, unwashed)
Grade I, II, III
NaCl
95.0 %
Na2SO4 2.5%
VAAL RIVER SALT
WORKS LTD
VAAL RIVER
SALT WORKS LTD
Tel: (053) 441 3911
Fax: (053) 441 3911
Tel: (053) 441 3911
Fax: (053) 441 3911
Pan brine
Grade I, II, III
Coarse washed / unwashed
Milled, Washed
VAN DYKS
SOUTWERKE
VAN DYKS
SOUTWERKE
VELDDRIFT SALT
COMPANY (PTY) LTD
VELDDRIFT SALT
COMPANY
LTD (PTY)
Farm, District
Zoutpan No 301 HO
BLOEMHOF
16.
VAN DYK
SOUTWERKE
Posbus 11
8915 BRANDVLEI
VAN DYK
SOUTWERKE
Posbus 11
8915 BRANDVLEI
Tel: (054) 603 0222
Fax (054) 603 0077
Tel: (054) 603 0222
Fax: (054) 603 0077
NaCl
97.92%
SO4
0.65%
CO3
0.007%
Ca
0.2%
Mg
0.004%
50 kg bags
Farm, District
Rietkolk, 204 Ptn 3
Bitterpats 187 Ptn 1
CALVINIA
17.
VELDDRIFT SALT
COMPANY (PTY) LTD
P O Box 166
7365 VELDDRIFT
VELDDRIFT SALT
COMPANY (PTY) LTD
P O Box 166
7365 VELDDRIFT
Tel: (022) 783 30871
Fax: (022) 783 30415
Tel: (022) 783 30871
Fax: (022) 783 30415
Pan brine
Grade I, Coarse, 98% NaCl
Washed salt
25 kg & 50kg bags, Bulk
Farm, District
Velddrift 110
PIKETBERG
25
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AFRICAN SALT WORKS (PTY) LTD………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
ANNESLEY…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
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BADENHORST AJH…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
BADENHORST CA…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
BERGPAN SOUTWERKE………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
BERGRIVER …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
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CAWOOD SALT……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
CENTRAL SALT PRODUCERS (PTY) LTD………………………………………………………………………………………………………
CEREBOS LTD………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
CHEMSALT…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
CRONJE FJC…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
CRYSTAL SALT CC……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….…
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DE BEER J …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………...
DIKPENS……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………...
DONKERHOEK………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
DU PLESSIS GW…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
DU PLESSIS JAC……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
DU PLESSIS JAC Jnr……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
DU TOIT CF………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
DWAGGAS SOUTWERKE (PTY) LTD………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
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FLORISBAD SALT WORKS………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………...
FOURIE OM………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
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GLENDOVER SOUTWERKE………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
GOUSSARD F……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
GRASPAN (S.A)…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
GROBLER M…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
GROOTWIPAN………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
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HALYN TRUST………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
10
INDUSTRIAL SALT (PTY) LTD KONGA PAN…………………………………………………………………………………………………..
INDUSTRIAL SALT (PTY) LTD……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
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8
JAKHALSFONTEIN TRUST……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
JONKERWATER SOUT (EDMS) BPK……………………………………………………………………………………………………………
10
10
KAALPAN SALT WORKS (PTY) LTD…………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
KALKPOORT…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
KLIPPAN SOUTWERKE……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
KRUGER R…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
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LEMOEN FARMING…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
LEMOENKLOOF SALT WORKS…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
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10
MAREE & BURGER TRUST……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
MULKE C……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
MULLER J ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
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NANTWICH SALT WORKS (PTY) LTD…………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
NOROKEI…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
NORTJE AL…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
NU SALT WORKS (PTY) LTD……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
NYLON PAN………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
4
3
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6
OOSTHUIZEN IDC…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
OOSTHUIZEN M…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
ORANGE RIVER SALT WORKS (PTY) LTD…………………………………………………………………………………………………….
ORANJE SOUTWERKE UPINGTON (PTY) LTD………………………………………………………………………………………………..
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11
3, 4
5, 6
PETRUSBURG SALT. WORKS……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
PIETERSE J C ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
11
11
RETIEF AO …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
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SAAMSTAN MULLER BOEDERY…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
SALT LAKE SALT WORKS…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
SALTCOR…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
SANDSEE BK………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
SLABBERT C J ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
SLABBERT S J………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
SOUTH AFRICAN SALT CO-OP SOCIETY LTD………………………………………………………………………………………………..
SOUTVLAKTE SOUTWERKE…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
SUN SALT SERVICES……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
SUNDAYS RIVERSALTWORKS………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
SUNNYDALE SALT WORKS………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
SUPER SALT WORKS (PTY) LTD………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
SWARTKOPS SEESOUT (EDMS) BPK …………………………………………………………………………………………………………
12
7
7
12
12
12
8-13
12
7, 8
2
13
13
14
TSOHANG TRUST………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
TUBES N P J ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
12
12
UPINGTON SUPER SALT (PTY) LTD……………………………………………………………………………………………………………
5
VAAL RIVER GROUND SALT WORKS LTD…………………………………………………………………………………………………….
VAN BUUREN N M………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
VAN DYKS SOUTWERKE………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
VAN STRAATEN J WJ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
VELDDRIFT SALT COMPANY (PTY) LTD………………………………………………………………………………………………………
VERLAND……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
VRYSOUTPAN………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
15
12
14
12
15
7
6
WASE M C……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
WESSELS M…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
13
13
ZWARTKOPPEN SALTWORKS…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
2
28