The Ghana empire became rich by taxing Muslims who traveled to sell gold and salt.

Sunderland grew as a port, mostly selling coal and salt.

With the privilege of disembarking and selling salt without paying taxes, the city enjoyed a big fishing and merchant development.

The only reason anyone would sell salt more cheaply usually would be because he was desperate for money.

It dates to the mid-18th century, when its owners sold salt to preserve meat.

Cheng carried on the family business in selling salt and he was so generous and kind to his friends.

A long time ago, a young man lived with his sick father and sold salt.

The Gadhai were also involved in selling salt.

The Gadhai have seen a decline in their traditional occupation, which was selling salt.

He also sold salt, mill carts, blankets, harnesses, whips, and ropes.