Salt's Role in Food Preservation

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Salt has been used to preserve food for thousands of years. It works by moisture out of bacterial cells through osmosis, effectively stopping growth. Before refrigeration existed, salting fish and meat was for survival. Today, food manufacturers still rely on controlled concentrations to extend shelf life and maintain product safety.

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