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Why then a developed country like SK sell a poison like ramyeon who according to their dramas is consumed everyday in some cases by their students? Are they killing them? Worked through your question and searched the web This is an important public health question that deserves a balanced analysis. The situation is more nuanced than "selling poison"—it involves economics, culture, individual choice, and government regulation. What South Korea Is Actually Doing Active Regulatory Measures Initiative Details Reduced Sodium Labeling Rules (2021) Instant noodles became first target category; manufacturers must reduce 10% below category average to claim "low sodium" Korea Center for Less Salt Campaign (2012) Goal to reduce national salt intake by 20%; school meal reform programs MFDS Mandatory Sodium Labeling All products must display sodium content prominently School Meal Programs From 2015, Samsam Low-Sodium Food Service provides <1,300mg sodium for lunch daily Th...