Tata Salt Test: Tata Salt, popularly hailed as “Desh ka Namak“, recently underwent independent lab testing by Trustified. The results came to the surprise of many. Read more to find out.
Trustified Certification: A Lab-Tested Review of Tata Salt
Launched in 1983, Tata Salt, India’s pioneering iodized salt brand recently passed independent lab testing by Trustified that performs unbiased laboratory testing of health products and supplements for label accuracy.
Trustified tested the product at Eurofins labs and published results on November 23, 2025, listing it under “Passed” products. The product testing found that Tata Salt rigorously adhered to the stringent measures of the Food Safety and Standards Authority of India (FSSAI), an independent statutory authority, under the Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India.
Trustified evaluated Tata Salt for contaminants, heavy metals and claims, and found the product meets all FSSAI guidelines.
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Key Test Highlights
- Purity: Free from impurities, sand particles, or contaminants.
- Iodine Content: Meets standards to combat deficiency, vital for thyroid health and mental growth.
- No Adulterants: Absence of heavy metals or spiking agents.
- Batch-Specific: May 2025 production validated safe until April 2027.
Brand Legacy and Trustified Impact
The unmatched commitment of Tata Salt to eco-friendly processes and sustainability aligns with modern expectations. No wonder, the verified quality of Tata Salt has made it a reliable choice, proven pure by independent science.
Consumer and Health Benefits
Tata Salt has been praised by users for its fine crystals that dissolve evenly and quickly, enhancing flavours without bitterness. It is also appreciated for its resistant packaging in various sizes. Severe health conditions such as anemia and hypertension are addressed by health variants like Tata Salt Super Lite (30% less sodium) and Iron Health Fortified.
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