Why is most table salt sold in paper/cardboard containers?
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The paper and cardboard can help with moisture by drawing it away from the salt.
Once on the kitchen table most salt, like sugar, is put into a glass container (usually) and can get lumpy if there's too much humidity in the air.
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Paper/Card board containers are used to prevent absorption and lumping. And also when you fill the shakers (glass/plastic), you could add a few grains of rice for the same purpose.
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To prevent clumping once you transfer your salt to a glass shaker, add a few grains of uncooked rice to draw moisture. Change the grains every few months, or sooner if you live in a more humid climate and clumping starts again.
http://chefclub.net/blog/tips-tricks/hot-put-rice-in-your-salt-shaker