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#Morton Lite Salt: We’re In Good Company. 

## Armour Lower Salt – Bacon, Franks, and Luncheon Meats 

## Diet Fleischmann’’s Low Sodium Margarine 

## Spam 25% Less Salt/Sodium Luncheon Meat

## Mosey’s Corned Beef Low Sodium Corned Beef 

## Dinner Bell Smoked Ham Lower Salt Bacon 

## Dubuque Royal Buffet Low Salt Bacon Smoked Ham

## Buon Gusto Italian Dry Salami 

## Hormel Black Label Ham and Lower Salt Bacon 

## Dietz and Watson Reduced Sodium Ham Reduced Sodium Franks 

## Deli Express Lite Salt Microwave Popcorn 

## Publix Luncheon Meats and Ham 

## Gourmet Cooked Ham 

## Berks Berkshire Brand Glazed Ham and Luncheon Meats 

## Hatfield Smoked Ham 

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All of these leading food processors have selected Morton Lite Salt mixture for their low sodium products. 

And for good reason. Morton Lite Salt mixture closely approximates the taste and characteristics of salt, but only has half the sodium. Our Industrial Group offers Morton Lite Salt mixture in a range of sodium reduction alternatives to help you reduce sodium levels, 30%-40%-50%.

During our many years in the salt industry, our technical service people have built a body of knowledge no one else can match. If you are considering reducing sodium in your products, call us. 

We can assist with sodium and potassium analysis of reduced sodium prototypes, design appropriate test panel evaluation, and suggest changes in formulation that best accomodate partial substitutions with potassium chloride. 

Chicago, Illinois. 

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Morton Lite Salt emphasizes the collaboration between them and other companies, establishing its valued place in the food industry. The acknowledgement of the food processors serves to persuade the reader to purchase Morton Lite Salt. The emphasis on Morton Lite having half of the sodium content appeals to 1994’s focus on dieting and weight loss. The experience of their scientists is also mentioned, which was valued in 1994. 

(Serena Goeriz)