MicroSalt, the AIM-listed salt technology company, has passed a significant milestone after more than one billion servings of its reduced-sodium salt were consumed worldwide.
MicroSalt, which produces a natural salt delivering full flavour with roughly 50% less sodium, said the figure underscores the growing industrial-scale adoption of its products across multiple categories and geographies.
The company works with ‘one of the world’s largest food, soft drink, and snack manufacturers’ who have been increasing their order sizes and are set to launch new products using MicroSalt in Q2 2026.
MicroSalt has kept its partners’ names under wraps, but the size of the orders and the achievement of one billion servings narrow the potential pool of partners to just a handful of household names.
The one billion servings notable marker for a business that has been positioning itself at the centre of a broader industry shift toward sodium reduction. With regulators tightening expectations and food manufacturers under increasing pressure to reformulate, MicroSalt argues the milestone offers real-world proof that its technology works at scale.
MicroSalt said it expects further growth through expansion into new product categories and deeper relationships with existing customers.
“We are incredibly proud to have achieved one billion healthier servings globally,” said Rick Guiney, CEO of MicroSalt.
“This milestone evidences the strength of our technology and its real-world impact. As regulatory tailwinds continue to build, customers are increasingly adopting and embracing our solutions. Reformulation is no longer a long-term aspiration, it has become a practical, board-level priority, and we are strongly positioned to support manufacturers in delivering lower-sodium products in a scalable, commercially viable way, making a meaningful difference worldwide.”