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It’s official. Come January, residents in Idaho, Arkansas and Utah who are on food stamps will no longer be able to use the grocery-purchasing assistance to buy soft drinks or candy.

On Tuesday, the U.S. Department of Agriculture approved Arkansas’ Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program waiver to ban soft drinks and candy, but one part of the waiver was not approved.