Can you tell me about who manufactures food with non-iodized salt?

Good question: I don't know. I wonder if food manufacturers would tell you if you asked. This becomes an issue when an endocrinologist prepares a patient for radioactive iodine treatment and you want to be on a low i diet. Also, some foods are naturally high in i. The other solution is to make your own food (don't buy processed food) and only add whatever you want to add.

Labels do not say: Unfortunately, food labels do not indicate iodine in food. Check this website -- it is helpful: http://www.cc.nih.gov/ccc/patient_education/pepubs/lo_io_diet.pdf

Kosher salt: Kosher salt is non-iodized salt. You can find it at the grocery store. Some pharmacies also have non-iodized salt.