China's Missing Pigs Reveal Trouble Tracking Animals Raised on Family Farms.

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      (Bloomberg) -- A year after China's pigs began dying en masse in the world's most devastating animal disease outbreak, analysts are yet to get a clear handle on exactly how many hogs have been eliminated. China, the world's biggest pork-producing and consuming nation, has reported that about 1.2 million pigs have been culled in an effort to contain African swine fever. [Extracted from the article]
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