Short answer: No, salt is a preservative.
Long answer: Going bad means that it has become unsuitable for human consumption. Due to an infestation of microbes or contamination with a toxin. It is unlikely that any organism can live on salt alone (salt tends to disrupt the cellular membranes of microbes and parasites). Salt, like other things, can be contaminated with toxins that may make it unsuitable for consumption, e.g. if you dropped rat poison into salt.
No, provided it is kept dry it should last indefinitely.
However it may clump or cake a little, this can be resolved with a little firm shaking or tapping.
Salt doesn't expire but must be maintained in a dry, tight closed bottle.
No. Salt does not spoil. Please note that it is not mixed IN the ice cream, but is used to melt ice to reach low temperatures needed to freeze ice cream.
No. Salt does not expire.
YES It Can Go Bad
yes by a lot
no
yes they do expire.
No they do not expire!
does ajinomoto expire
This milk will expire tomorrow.You coupon will expire next week.
No, after you purchase your account, it will not expire.
No, they do not expire.
Expire is a verb.
No, it doesn't expire.
No but the credit can expire.
no they do not expire they are not food lol
Turkey's can expire if they are not stored properly.