Tekcapital’s MicroSalt is gearing up for their proposed AIM IPO this year with a raft of new agreements for the low-sodium salt shakers.
MicroSalt’s salt technology has reduced overall sodium content in their salt shakers by 50% while still providing the same taste as normal table salt.
Millions of people suffer from cardiovascular disease and the disease has strong links with high sodium intake. Today’s announcement confirms MicroSalt have ensured their products can no help more people improve their diets through a number of new distribution agreements.
MicroSalt has said their low sodium salt shakers are now available through UNFI and KeHE Foods. UNFI and KeHE are two of the U.S.’s largest retail food distributors and significantly increases the availability of MicroSalt products across the US and Canada.
“Excess sodium intake is one of the world’s greatest health concerns, and partnerships like these are the best way to make a difference in our efforts to address the sodium challenge. We are proud to have our shakers available at both UNFI and KeHe and truly believe that working together we can make a difference.” Said Rick Guiney, CEO of MicroSalt.
The announcement comes as markets prepare for highly anticipated news on MicroSalt’s AIM IPO. MicroSalt said they had appointed Zeus Capital as their AIM Nomad in December and expectations are they will push on with a listing in 2023.