Good luck in changing entire cultural cuisine. Can't reform education or police force, so how can they possibly change the eating habits of millions!

Thais came latterly to processed foods and are addicted now. That is the salt problem.

Low Salt Thailand aims to cut national salt intake by 30%
 
 
Then why doesn't the Low Salt Thailand Network  encourage manufactures to make  low sodium salt available here in Thailand ? 

It is.


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On 12/9/2016 at 10:13 AM, Langsuan Man said:

Low Salt Thailand aims to cut national salt intake by 30%

 

 

Then why doesn't the Low Salt Thailand Network  encourage manufactures to make  low sodium salt available here in Thailand ? 

Low sodium salt is available here. Tesco/Lotus sells 'Les So' a product that was developed at Mahidol University and contains 60% Less Sodium.

Thanks, will have the TG look for it

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Follow up

 

Could not find Les So at two of the large Tesco's I checked ( Sattahip and Bang Chang) but was able to order it using Tesco's home delivery system

 

Only cost 36 baht for a 250 gram container with no delivery fee.  Ordered it yesterday (Fri) and received two bottles today (Sat).  

 

 

You  can order it from another local Thai company for 32 baht  but they have a  200 THB minimum delivery fee http://ampolfood.tarad.com/product.detail_1106273_th_6683629