Not Approved: brown, free-range, cage-free, specialty eggs or organicĬheese - One 16 oz. *Does not meet minimum nutrition requirements Not Approved: buttermilk, flavored milk, goat's milk, raw unpasteurized milk, non-dairy milk substitutes*, rice milk*, almond milk*, coconut milk*, or in glass containers. Reduced fat (2%) milk is only available for certain medical conditions. Fat free milk (skim) & low fat milk (1/2%, 1%).Milk - Type and container size listed on current benefits Not Approved: any other brand, type, or size * Due to the recent recall of Abbott Nutrition Powdered Formula Products (Similac, Alimentum, EleCare), WIC has provided a list of substitutions that can be found HERE Infant Formula - The brand, type, and size as listed on the current benefits Not Approved: cereal with added fruit, formula, DHA/ARA or organic

containers *Available to exclusively breastfed babies only. Not Approved: desserts, dinners, cobblers, delights, organic, added sugar, starch, or DHA/ARA The complete list of WIC-approved foods can be found below on this page.įor a complete list of foods in Microsoft Excel form, please click HERE.įor more information on the WIC program, the WIC Shopper App, and the approved foods list, please view the the WIC Program Booklet (English) or the WIC Program Booklet (Spanish)įruits & Vegetables - 4 oz. WIC foods are chosen because they contain necessary nutrients for pregnancy, breastfeeding, infancy, and early childhood. Your WIC benefits can be used at any WIC-authorized store within the state. WIC benefits can be used to buy healthy food at over 340 authorized grocery stores statewide. Nutritious foods – at no cost to participant – worth at a minimum of $54 per month (see Foods Provided by WIC).WIC achieves positive health outcomes through :

Vegetables wic approved