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25 February 2025
MicroSalt
plc
("MicroSalt" or the "Company")
Low
Sodium Salt Technology of the Year 2025 Award
MicroSalt
plc (AIM: SALT), a leader in full-flavor natural salt with
approximately 50% less sodium, is pleased to announce it has
received the Low Sodium Salt
Technology of the Year 2025 award from Food Business Review.
"This award is recognition of
MicroSalts' stellar reputation and trust among customers and
industry peers. MicroSalt emerged as the Low Sodium Salt Technology of the Year
2025 after an exhaustive evaluation by an expert panel of
C-level executives, industry thought leaders and the editorial
board." Said Jaime Edwards, Food Business Review.
Rick Guiney, CEO of MicroSalt,
commented: "We take great pride
in this achievement and are committed to our leadership role in
reducing excessive sodium consumption across the globe. Our ongoing
emphasis on promoting low-sodium options in the food industry will
yield health benefits for years to come and to countless
consumers."
For
more information, please visit www.microsaltinc.com,
follow on X @MicroSaltPLC or contact:
MicroSalt plc
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Via Flagstaff PR
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Rick Guiney, CEO
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Flagstaff PR (Financial
PR)
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+44 (0)20 7129 1474
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Tim Thompson / Alison Allfrey / Anna
Probert
microsalt@flagstaffcomms.com
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About MicroSalt®
MicroSalt® produces a patented
full-flavour, low-sodium salt for food manufacturers and
consumers.
MicroSalt is a major potential
disruptor in the food market, thanks to its micro-sized particles
which deliver the same sense of saltiness to a wide range of foods
but with approximately 50% less sodium. Excess sodium consumption
is a significant contributor to cardiovascular disease and
MicroSalt's solution meets the rising demand for healthier
alternatives to traditional salt. The WHO
has set a target for reducing global sodium intake by 30% by 2025,
which it estimates will save 7 million lives by 2030.
Each year, cardiovascular disease
costs the UK £19 billion - if the average salt intake was reduced
by one gram per day, it has been estimated that 4,147 lives and
£288 million would be saved each year in the UK. As a nation, the
UK consumes 183 million kilograms of salt each year, and 70 per
cent. of the typical person's sodium intake is hidden in processed
foods.
MicroSalt uses its patented
technology to help create a high barrier to entry within the
reduced-sodium salt market. The group has two US patents plus
patents in China, Mexico, and Australia along with multiple patent
applications pending in other jurisdictions globally.
The Directors believe that MicroSalt
is well positioned to capture growth in the low sodium market,
which is expected to grow exponentially, and that there is also
scope to enter the larger salt market.
MicroSalt has a three-pronged
marketing strategy, targeting large B2B food manufacturers, the B2C
market and e-commerce customers. MicroSalt's all natural,
low-sodium solution is well positioned to take advantage of the
fast-growing market for a healthier alternative to traditional
salt.
About Food Business Review:
Food Business Review is at the
forefront of the global food industry, serving as the definitive
resource for executives shaping its future. With a growing
subscriber base across multiple countries, we connect a powerful
network of industry leaders driving innovation in how the world
produces, consumes, and reimagines food.
The annual recognition as the Low
Sodium Salt Technology of the Year is a prestigious honor presented
by our panel of industry experts and the Food Business Review
editorial board. This award is designed to highlight outstanding
achievements in sodium reduction technology, celebrating companies
that demonstrate excellence in delivering innovative, low-sodium
solutions for the food industry. Our selection process involves a
rigorous evaluation of innovation, service quality, reliability,
and overall impact on the food sector.
https://www.foodbusinessreview.com/about-us/
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