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OUR PROCESS

A SEA SALT OF PLACE

The pristine shorelines of Vancouver Island create the perfect “merroir” for crafting a world class sea salt. We work hard to make our salt but there’s no question that the most special thing about it is where it comes from.

Located on a stunning 400 acre farm with over 2 km of untouched ocean frontage on Oyster Bay, our salt harvestry sits halfway between the vibrant shellfish coast of Comox and the ‘Salmon Capital of the World’, Campbell River. The surrounding waters are glacier fed and bordered by old growth forests. This brings a unique blend of minerals to our salt while keeping our water source clean and unspoiled.

During high tides we collect water at the exact point where the currents from the South of Vancouver Island meet the strong, cold currents from the North, making for a spectacular blending of tides and minerals that are constantly in motion.

A SEA SALT OF NATURE

Our sea salt is simply that, sea salt. It’s completely natural with over 40 trace minerals found in the Pacific. That means none of the additives or chemicals so commonly found in mass-produced salts. The result is a difference you can taste.

Vancouver Island Sea Salt is produced responsibly and with respect for the environment and our carbon footprint. Any ingredients infused into our salts are sourced ethically and sustainably. We are a proud Supplier Partner of Ocean Wise.

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A SEA SALT WORTHY OF THE CHEFS WHO LOVE IT

Since 2009, our passionate salt harvesters have worked diligently to craft a sea salt worthy of the trust placed in it by hundreds of discerning food artisans and professional chefs, many at Canada’s top rated restaurants. Today, our sea salt has found a treasured spot in the pantry’s of North America's home kitchens from coast to coast. We call this #saltlove.

About US

OUR PROCESS

We always knew that the pristine waters of the Canadian Pacific could yield a world class sea salt, but everyone told it was too cold here to make it happen. In 2009 we set out to prove them wrong.