@tanya.postula: Well the answer is its false. • The Swedish Denial: The Swedish Transport Administration (Trafikverket) has officially confirmed that claims about switching to a red, edible beet-and-starch road salt are a viral hoax. Sweden continues to use standard sodium chloride (road salt) and gravel for winter road maintenance. • Beet Juice Additives: While edible "road salt" does not exist, several countries and U.S. states (such as in parts of North America and Europe) do mix beet juice or sugar-beet molasses byproducts into traditional liquid salt brine. However, this is used as an organic additive to help lower the freezing point and make rock salt stick better to pavement—the mixture remains toxic and is not edible.

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