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Appendix D: Composition of the WIC Food Packages
Pages 373-380

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... Appendix D Composition of the WIC Food Packages 373
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... FP I–BF/FF & III BF/FF FP I–FF & III–FF (A: 0 to 1 Montha,b) A: 0 Through 3 B: 1 Through 3 FP II–BF/FF & III Months FP II–FF & III–FF Months BF/FF FP I–BF FP II–BF B: 4 Through 5 6 Through 11 C: 4 Through 5 6 Through 11 0 Through 5 6 Through 11 Foods Months Months Months Months Months Months WIC A: FNB = 806 fl oz, FNB = 624 fl oz, A: 104 fl oz FNB = 312 fl oz, No formula No formula Formulac,d,e,f MMA = 823 fl oz, MMA = 630 fl oz, reconstituted MMA = 315 fl oz, reconstituted liquid reconstituted liquid powder reconstituted liquid concentrate or 832 concentrate or 643 concentrate or 338 fl oz RTF or 870 fl oz RTF or 696 fl oz RTF or 384 fl oz reconstituted fl oz reconstituted fl oz reconstituted powder powder powder B: FNB = 884 fl oz, B: FNB = 364 fl oz, MMA = 896 fl oz, MMA = 388 fl oz, reconstituted liquid reconstituted liquid concentrate or 913 concentrate or 384 fl fl oz RTF or 960 oz RTF or 435 fl oz fl oz reconstituted reconstituted powder powder C: FNB = 442 fl oz, MMA = 460 fl oz, reconstituted liquid concentrate or 474 fl oz RTF or 522 fl oz reconstituted powder
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... Reconstituted fluid ounce is the form prepared for consumption as directed on the container. f State agencies must provide at least the full nutrition benefit authorized to non-breastfed infants up to the maximum monthly allowance for the physical form of the product specified for each food package category.
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... b (Up to 1 Year PP) c,d Juice, single strengthe 128 fl oz 144 fl oz 96 fl oz 144 fl oz Milk, fluid 16 qtf,g,h,i,k 22 qtf,g,h,i,k 16 qtf,g,h,i,k 24 qtf,g,h,i,k Breakfast cereall 36 oz 36 oz 36 oz 36 oz Cheese N/A N/A N/A 1 lb Eggs 1 dozen 1 dozen 1 dozen 2 dozen Fresh fruits and vegetablesm,n $8.00 in CVV $10.00 in CVV $11.00 in CVV $11.00 in CVV Whole wheat or whole grain breado 2 lb 1 lb N/A 1 lb Fish (canned)
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... For fully breastfeeding women in Food Package VII, no more than 2 pounds of cheese may be substituted for milk. State agencies do not have the option to issue additional amounts of cheese beyond these maximums even with medical documentation.
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... However, when individually tailoring Food Packages V or VII for nutritional reasons (e.g., food allergy, underweight, participant preference) , state agencies have the option to authorize the following substitutions: 1 pound dry and 64 oz canned beans/peas (and no peanut butter)
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... 2015b. WIC policy memorandum #2015-4 to WIC state agency directors: In crease in the cash value voucher for pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women.
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