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The Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI), worried about U.S. salt consumption, is suing regulators to force them to classify salt as a food additive.
The center said that too much salt in the diet is boosting U.S. consumers' blood pressure and is prematurely killing roughly 150,000 people each year.