
When stocking up for #SocialDistancing…If you see something labeled “WIC” please chose another brand. People who rely on WIC products to feed their kids cannot. We’re all in this together ?? pic.twitter.com/3OwhR650m4
— kerry washington (@kerrywashington) March 16, 2020
< blockquote class=”twitter-tweet”>With WIC, you are only allowed to purchase certain items such as eggs, milk, peanut butter, dried beans, cereal canned fish and other nutrient rich foods. The brand of the item, the size that you can buy, and the quantity that you can purchase are limited. If the store doesn’t have the item that it states on your WIC voucher, you aren’t allowed to just choose another brand of peanut butter or even a different size of cereal.When stocking up for #SocialDistancing, if an item has a WIC symbol beside the price, get something else. People who use WIC to feed their kids can’t switch to another brand or kind of food. If a store runs out of WIC-approved options, they will go home empty-handed.#mepolitics pic.twitter.com/oFRts6Rcbc
— Suit Up Maine (@SuitUpMaine) March 16, 2020
People who use WIC (Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children) to feed their kids can’t switch to another brand or food if the grocery store runs out of the WIC-approved option – they have to go home empty-handed. PLEASE leave these for the families pic.twitter.com/BMNSrDYRd1
— Cathy McHorse (@catmchs) March 16, 2020



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