Sel de mer

The barcode 7544800415105 is associated with "Sel de mer" (French for "sea salt"), a type of coarse, unrefined salt typically harvested from evaporated seawater. Here’s what can be inferred based on available data:

Product Details

• Type: Sea salt (likely flaked or coarse grain), often used for culinary purposes, gourmet seasoning, or as a table salt alternative.
• Origin: The barcode suggests it may be produced in France (common for "Sel de mer" brands), though the exact region or manufacturer cannot be confirmed without direct database access.
• Packaging: Commonly sold in paper bags, glass jars, or plastic containers (e.g., 500g–1kg).
• Variations: Some brands offer iodized or non-iodized versions, though this barcode does not specify. Non-iodized sea salt is often marketed as "natural" or "unprocessed."

Price Range (Estimated, 2024)

Prices vary by retailer, region, and quantity:

• Small bags (250g–500g): €3–€6 (e.g., Carrefour, Leclerc, or local markets).
• Larger jars (1kg+): €8–€15 (often from specialty stores or organic brands).
• Online (Amazon, La Fourchette): €4–€10 (depending on seller and shipping).
• Premium/gourmet brands: Up to €12–€20 for artisanal or hand-harvested varieties.