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WIC program set to go electronic in Alabama WSFA, March 18, 2019.

WIC participants issued first eWIC cards Alabama Department of Public Health, March 18, 2019.

The Health Department said store accounts also will be credited within 24 to 48 hours for food benefits redeemed by participants, under this electronic system. A PIN number will be used to verify participants, so cashiers don’t have to compare signatures. > Questions about eWIC? Send them to: electronic system should ease transactions with WIC participants as cash registers and point-of-sale systems automatically identify allowed food items through the Universal Product Code (UPC) database. This means that any WIC-approved fresh fruit or vegetable without an International Federation of Produce Standards (IFPS)-approved PLU must be mapped/linked to an IFPS-approved PLU prior to your store’s roll-out.

The system requires retailers to map/link produce to an Alabama WIC-approved Price Look-Up (PLU) code. If you are an existing vendor, Public Health should have notified you of this new system. Since each cash register system is different, the department advises “ it is up to you to provide hands-on training of your specific system.” The state stopped accepting new WIC vendor applications at 5 p.m. The Health Department asks that retailers ensure cashiers are familiar with eWIC before the roll-out in your area. You should also received an eWIC contract amendment two months out. The training is two months prior to the roll-out date in your area. 30, the department will continue to conduct a vendor readiness program for retailers. A map of the districts and roll-out dates for each can be found here. The phase-in of the Alabama Department of Public Health program occurred on Monday roll-out dates set in different areas of the state each month between March and August.

The first phase began March 18 in Autauga, Elmore and Montgomery counties.

Food benefits automatically will be added onto a card, much like a debit card. The Alabama Woman, Infants and Children ( WIC) supplemental foods program is transitioning from a paper-based to an electronic-based delivery system known as eWIC.