WIC approved soy and plant-based milk in Washington
Soy beverages and, in some states, other plant-based milk alternatives. Everything below is copied from the Washington WIC list and sorted by how many state lists include each item.
How Washington groups soy and plant-based milk
| Subcategory (state's wording) | Items |
|---|---|
| Soy-based beverage | 5 |
Brands with the most items
- Silk 2
- Pacific Natural 1
- 8th Continent 1
- Bettergoods 1
Soy & plant milk on the Washington list 5
Number on the right = how many of the 14 state lists include that UPC.
- Silk Soymilk 64oz14/14
- 8th Continent Original Soymilk 64oz13/14UPC 53859070663Soy-based beverage
- Bettergoods Original Soymilk 64oz13/14UPC 194346193875Soy-based beverage
- Pacific Natural Ultra Soy Original Soymilk 32oz12/14UPC 52603082006Soy-based beverage
- Silk Original Aseptic Soymilk 32oz10/14
Soy & plant milk: Washington vs other lists
- Michigan 24
- New York 21
- Utah 19
- Massachusetts 18
- California 15
- New Jersey 13
- Oregon 13
- Connecticut 10
- Maine 10
- Minnesota 8
- ITCA (Arizona tribal) 6
- Louisiana 5
- Washington 5
- North Carolina 3
More foods on the Washington list
Soy & plant milk in other states
Questions
How many soy and plant-based milk items are on the Washington WIC list?
5 barcodes, in 1 subcategory as the state names them ("Soy-based beverage"). The list is dated file posted April 8, 2026. Washington ranks 13 of 14 lists we compare by number of soy and plant-based milk barcodes.
Which soy and plant-based milk brands does Washington WIC list most?
By number of barcodes: Silk (2), Pacific Natural (1), 8th Continent (1). Store brands are on the list only where that store operates.
Are these soy and plant-based milk items WIC approved in other states too?
100% of them are also on at least one other state's list; 0 are only on the Washington list (mostly regional store brands). Each row shows how many of the 14 lists include that barcode.
Does the list say which size I can buy?
The state's subcategory names often carry the size or type rule (for example "Soy-based beverage"). How many you can buy each month is on your WIC benefits, not on the product list. For the full rules, check the Washington WIC shopping guide or ask your WIC clinic.
Source: Washington State Department of Health, WIC Nutrition Program, WIC Authorized Product List (File posted April 8, 2026), doh.wa.gov. Food groups are ours; subcategory names are the state's. Unofficial; not affiliated with USDA or any state WIC agency.