Nearly three-quarters of World Health Organization (WHO) member states lack comprehensive and mandatory sodium reduction policies, the United Nations agency says in a new report. The WHO warned that countries are behind in a combined push to reduce global sodium intake by 30 percent by 2025. While most countries have some kind of policy in place, only nine out of 194 member states, or 5 percent, have comprehensive policy packages with at least two mandatory policies to address salt intake, according to the report. These include Brazil, Chile, Czech Republic, Lithuania, Malaysia, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, Spain and Uruguay. Overall, about 73 percent of WHO member states lack comprehen
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