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Search Clear search field search facebook twitter youtube linkedin Contact Us Unilever Global search Unilever Toggle Search About us our brands sustainability News Careers MOBILE NAV Innovations Science & technology Products of the future New product innovations Home About us Innovations Products of the future Products of the future Share Salt is important for a healthy diet but too much can cause serious health problems. A holistic view Of all adults, about 25 percent suffer from high blood pressure, which in the long run leads to about 8 million deaths each year. The average intake of salt is between 9 and 12 g and the WHO recommendation is 5 g. In April 2009, Unilever launched a salt reduction strategy that includes 22,000 products and became one of the first companies to set similar goals for its brand portfolio. Gert Meijer, VP Nutrition and Health, comments, "We try to address the daily need for nutrition from a holistic perspective rather than launching a series or individual products with less salt." Back to top Unilever Sweden © Unilever 2017 Contact Us What is in our products? Legal Terms Accessibility policy Cookie policy Privacy Policy