TALc

Egyptian talc, primarily mined in the Eastern Desert and the Aswan region, is renowned for its purity and wide industrial applications. It is used globally in industries such as cosmetics, ceramics, paint, and paper due to its excellent lubricating and anti-caking properties. Major importers of Egyptian talc include the United States, Japan, and various European countries, reflecting its high demand in manufacturing and consumer goods. The mining practices in Egypt are geared towards sustainable extraction to meet international quality standards and environmental regulations.