Laura Reiley

• Business

Cronobacter sakazakii, which sickened babies and led to a national formula shortage, would be tracked by the Centers for Diseases Control and Prevention.

• Business

Prices for pork and beef have fallen over the past year as demand has softened, one of the largest U.S. meat producers says.

• Business

Persistence of a virulent strain that has devastated poultry farms and driven up egg prices has sparked alarm

• National

The Saturday shooting at a Dadeville, Ala., birthday party killed four people and injured 28, officials said. Police have not announced an arrest.

• Business

Former deputy commissioner for food policy Frank Yiannis testifies Tuesday on Capitol Hill.

• Business

Winemakers are jumping on the sober bandwagon, helped along by young drinkers, climate change and something called a “spinning cone.”

• Business

Labs have created exact molecular copies of cow dairy. Some are already on shelves and being hailed as a way to reduce harm to cows and reduce dairy’s huge contribution to climate change.

• Post Reports

More than 30 million Americans rely on federal food assistance. The benefits increased during the pandemic, but that program ended this month. Today on “Post Reports,” Laura Reiley unpacks what’s behind the cuts and their adverse impact on hunger in America.

• Eating Lab

Artificial sweeteners and other sugar substitutes sweeten foods without extra calories. But studies show the ingredients can affect gut and heart health.