In order to collect, process, distribute, and import Pink Himalayan Salt from Pakistan, a US firm called Miracle Saltworks Collective Inc. aims to spend close to $200 million.

The officials of the corporation visited Masood Khan, the Pakistani ambassador to the United States, in Washington, according to a statement released by the Press Information Department, and they informed him of their plans.

The money would go towards developing community development programmes, reserve reports, upgrading mining practises and methods, and building cutting-edge processing and packaging facilities.

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