FDA Considers Allowing Salt Substitutes in More Foods—But What Are They?

The FDA recently announced proposed changes that would permit the use of salt substitutes in some foods, including canned goods, condiments, and breads. The proposed changes are motivated by the fact that about 90% of Americans consume higher than recommended amounts of sodium.

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