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Ohio now targets April 1, 2027 to bar sugar-sweetened beverages and all fountain drinks from SNAP purchases, after a federal request delayed the start.
Read More →Nebraska, Wyoming, Kansas, Missouri, Ohio and Hawaii have target dates from Dec. 1 to April 1 for SNAP soda and candy limits; Nebraska awaits USDA approval.
Read More →Since Nov. 1, 2026, Virginia SNAP no longer covers soda, diet soda, zero-sugar soda or carbonated energy drinks. Lemonade, juice, tea, milk and sports drinks still qualify.
Read More →Healthy Food SC began Nov. 1, 2026 as a two-year initiative. SNAP benefits no longer buy candy, energy drinks, soft drinks or sweetened beverages, though diet and zero-sugar soft drinks remain allowed.
Read More →Montana SNAP shoppers can no longer use benefits for candy, energy drinks, high-sugar drinks or packaged desserts, and stores have about 90 days to adjust.
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