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AUTHORIZED WIC STORES (as of September 18, 2015) OAHU VENDORS MAUI VENDORS DECA HICKAM AFB COMMISSARY FOODLAND (all stores) DECA KANEOHE BAY COMMISSARY FOODLAND FARMS – LAHAINA DECA PEARL HARBOR COMMISSARY HAIKU MARKET DECA SCHOFIELD BARRACKS COMMISSARY HANA RANCH STORE DON QUIJOTE (all stores) HASEGAWA GENERAL STORE FOOD PANTRY (Hobron Ln & Kuhio Ave.) KMART - KAHULUI FOODLAND (all stores) NAPILI MARKET FOODLAND FARMS AINA HAINA PUKALANI SUPERETTE KMART (Kapolei, Salt Lake, & Waikele) SACK 'N SAVE MALAMA MARKET ( Haleiwa & Makakilo) SAFEWAY (all stores) NANAKULI SUPER TIMES SUPERMARKETS (all stores) PACIFIC SUPERMARKET SACK 'N SAVE (all stores) SAFEWAY (all stores) MOLOKAI VENDORS SHIMA'S MARKET (Times) TAMURA SUPER Market FRIENDLY MARKET CENTER TAMURA'S (Hauula, Kalaeloa, & Wahiawa) KUALAPUU MARKET TARGET ( Kapolei & Salt Lake) MAUNALOA GENERAL TIMES (all stores) MISAKI'S INC. WAIANAE STORE WALMART (Kapolei Keeaumoku & Pearl City) HAWAII COUNTY VENDORS LANAI VENDORS A. ARAKAKI STORE CHOICE MART PINE ISLE MARKET LTD. DA STORE HAWAIIAN BEACHES RICHARD’S MARKET FOODLAND (all stores) FOODLAND FARMS MAUNA LANI J. HARA STORE K. TAKATA STORE KAUAI VENDORS KILAUEA GENERAL STORE KTA SUPER STORE (all stores) BIG SAVE (all stores) KMART – KAILUA KONA FOODLAND (all stores) MALAMA MARKET (Honokaa, Oceanview & Pahoa) KMART - LIHUE MATSUYAMA FOOD MART SAFEWAY (all stores) MIZUNO SUPERETTE TIMES SUPERMARKET OCEAN VIEW MARKET SACK 'N SAVE (all stores) SAFEWAY (all stores) TARGET (Hilo & Kailua Kona) WAIKOLOA VILLAGE MARKET (KTA) 09/18/2015 .

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