Gunther International history

The company also had a prominent salt display at the 1904 World's Fair, introducing visitors to the purity and clarity of Louisiana crushed rock salt.

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Upon the death of Joseph J. Gunther in 1932, responsibility for running the business was assumed by two of his sons — 26-year-old Joseph F. Gunther, Sr. and 23-year-old Gerard K. Gunther.

In 1934, Gunther began shipping salt from Louisiana by water.

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In 1985, Gerard Gunther, Jr. and Barry Gunther purchased from their fathers the operating assets of Gunther Salt Company.

In 2002, Gerard Gunther, Jr. bought out the interest of Barry Gunther and became the sole owner of Gunther Salt.

In 2006, Peter Gunther, the youngest of Gerard Jr.'s three sons, began working at the company.