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88% of Thais exceed daily sodium intake, government introduces 'salt tax' to combat health risks

February 18, 2026

A new health survey reveals that 88% of Thais consume more sodium than recommended, prompting the introduction of a salt tax to reduce intake and prevent chronic diseases.

Measures to reduce sodium consumption may include salt tax

December 17, 2024

The Public Health Ministry on Monday outlined policies, strategies and measures to reduce consumption of salt and sodium by 30% for better health among Thai people.

Salt tax will not be introduced this year: Excise Dept

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 2022

A planned salinity tax on high-sodium foods will not be introduced this year, the Excise Department has confirmed. The department explained that the new tax would be shelved to allow time for the economy to recover.

Thai food industry to be hit with ‘salt tax’ soon

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2021

The Excise Department has been instructed to find a way to impose a “salt tax” on the food industry so sodium levels in ready-to-eat food can be controlled and subsequent health problems avoided.

Auntie’s fermented fish safe from salt tax, says govt

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2019

A planned tax on salted foods will not apply to traditional dishes made within communities, the Excise Department insists.

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88% of Thais exceed daily sodium intake, government introduces 'salt tax' to combat health risks

Measures to reduce sodium consumption may include salt tax

Salt tax will not be introduced this year: Excise Dept

Thai food industry to be hit with ‘salt tax’ soon

Auntie’s fermented fish safe from salt tax, says govt