Nestle to cut salt content in Maggi products
World's largest food firm is trying to curry favour with health-conscious; it will also be adding more vegetables and other nutrient-rich ingredients
Zurich
NESTLE SA is cutting the salt content of one of its zestiest brands - Maggi noodles, soups and seasonings - as the world's largest food company responds to consumer and government demands for healthier products.
The Swiss company plans a 10 per cent average salt reduction across Maggi's range by 2020, while adding more vegetables and other nutrient-rich ingredients. The changes, announced on Tuesday, are part of a company-wide initiative to reduce sodium, saturated fat and sugar.
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