States

Texas WIC approved foods

Texas is the state people ask about most, but its product list is not posted as a spreadsheet we can read, so it is not in our tables.

Data not publicly available in machine-readable formCheck the official Texas WIC shopping guide or scan items in the myWIC app.

Where Texas shoppers can check

Links checked November 12, 2026. The Texas WIC site says: "You can use the myWIC app to check your benefits, view the Texas WIC shopping guide, scan items to see if they are WIC approved, and more."

Compare foods on 14 other state lists

These pages show other states' lists, not Texas. They help you see which brands are widely listed, but only the Texas guide decides what you can buy in Texas.

Questions

Is there a Texas WIC approved foods list?

Yes. Texas WIC publishes a shopping guide that shows which brands and sizes you can buy, in the myWIC app and as PDF brochures (English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Pashto and more) on texaswic.org. You can also get a paper guide at your WIC office.

How do I check if a product is WIC approved in Texas?

The Texas WIC site says you can use the myWIC app to view the shopping guide and scan items to see if they are WIC approved. The register will also tell you; your WIC clinic can answer questions about your benefits.

Why is Texas not in your tables?

Our tables are built from product lists that states post as downloadable spreadsheets. We could not get Texas's product list in a machine-readable form, so we do not show Texas columns rather than guess. The 14 lists we do compare are on the states page.

Is a product on other states' lists approved in Texas?

Not necessarily. Each state chooses its own brands and sizes, and infant formula depends on each state's contract. Use the Texas shopping guide or the myWIC app for Texas.

Sources: Texas WIC (texaswic.org), pages and PDFs linked above, checked November 12, 2026. Unofficial; not affiliated with USDA, Texas Health and Human Services or Texas WIC.