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The Ivory market is a subset of the Livestock industry, which involves the buying and selling of animals for various purposes. Ivory is a valuable commodity, typically derived from the tusks of elephants, and is used for a variety of purposes, including jewelry, carvings, and other decorative items. The market for ivory is largely unregulated, and the demand for it has been increasing in recent years, leading to a rise in poaching and illegal trading.
The ivory market is a complex and controversial one, with many stakeholders involved. Conservationists are concerned about the impact of poaching on elephant populations, while some governments are attempting to regulate the trade. On the other hand, some communities rely on the ivory trade for their livelihoods, and the demand for ivory products remains strong in some parts of the world.
Companies in the ivory market include African Ivory Trading, Ivory Coast Trading, and Ivory Exchange. Show Less Read more