The salt industry in Bangladesh produces enough to meet local demand. Cox's Bazar district accounts for 87 percent of the country's total salt production, while the remaining 13 percent comes from Banshkhali upazila in Chattogram district.
Salt cultivation in Bangladesh, primarily in coastal regions like Cox's Bazar and Chattogram, relies on solar evaporation of sea
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