Is salt a fast moving product?

[King Belieal]

Salt seems to be always largely forgotten but it is a very vital for people as they prepare meals. Since it has always been relegated to the background, I want to ask if salt could be a fast moving product that one can sell to expect quick returns for it?

 

[Kross]

Any person that sells food products well would understand that salt is a very good product to sell because it sells much quicker than other foodstuff products.

 

[Min George]

Even the poorest person in life can comfortably afford salt. That means the market for salt is really huge.

 

[eLdavis]

Salt is something that everyone needs or at least make use when cooking, hence it is important. Though it is important, I won't actually call it a fast moving product. Salt is not something people buy on a daily or even weekly basis. A house could buy salt today and they might use that salt for weeks or even months before having to buy another.

 

[Kera]

Salt would sell faster because it is utilized by everyone almost on a daily basis. That is big demand.

 

[freelancermaria]

I believe salt is a fast-moving product because it is affordable, and nearly every household needs it to prepare dishes. Restaurants also require it, which makes it a good business.

 

[King Belieal]

The demand for salt from restaurants alone is really big for it to sell very rapidly. It sells faster.

 

[Augusta]

Yes, salt is one product that you can sell very fast. No body can do without salt in food. So people are bound to buy salt and you would make money

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Any person that sells food products well would understand that salt is a very good product to sell because it sells much quicker than other foodstuff products.

Yeah my point exactly. You can't just do without salt with anything food. So they are bound to buy salt.

 

[Pearl]

Salt is a very fast moving product unto say that everyone make use of salts everyday in the food they cook.

 

[Miley]

Salt production is not really fast growing in my country because they are other supplement to be used in place of salt and some people don't use salt for their food.