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WIC Authorized Plus Created 05/2021 PLU CATEGORY WIC Authorized PLUs Created 05/2021 PLU CATEGORY COMMODITY VARIETY SIZE 4514 Vegetables ALFALFA SPROUTS All Sizes 94514 Organic Vegetables ALFALFA SPROUTS All Sizes 3463 Vegetables Amaranth/Callaloo/Een Choy All Sizes 93463 Organic Vegetables Amaranth/Callaloo/Een Choy All Sizes 4098 Fruits APPLES Akane Small 4099 Fruits APPLES Akane Large 94098 OrganicFruits APPLES Akane Small 94099 OrganicFruits APPLES Akane Large 3000 Fruits APPLES Alkmene All Sizes 93000 OrganicFruits APPLES Alkmene All Sizes 3438 Fruits APPLES Ambrosia All other sizes 3510 Fruits APPLES Ambrosia Small 93438 OrganicFruits APPLES Ambrosia All other sizes 93510 OrganicFruits APPLES Ambrosia Small 3600 Fruits APPLES Antares All Sizes 93600 OrganicFruits APPLES Antares All Sizes 3001 Fruits APPLES Aurora/Southern Rose Small 3290 Fruits APPLES Aurora/Southern Rose Large 93001 OrganicFruits APPLES Aurora/Southern Rose Small 93290 OrganicFruits APPLES Aurora/Southern Rose 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