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How much sodium is a trace amount when indicated on a food label? |
most food labels give amounts per 100g so when they say that there is a trace amount of sodium per 100g how much is there really there? Less than 0.05g, They only declare to the nearest 0.1g so if it was 0.05-0.1g then they would declare 0.1g. Less than 0.01g |
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