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Why Ivory and Wildlife Trafficking Persists in Thailand

BANGKOK – At Laem Chabang Port in Thailand, officials found ivory hidden inside timber containers shipped from Zambia, a reminder that wildlife trafficking can move through ordinary cargo supply chains. Thailand is both a market for ivory and a transit point for wildlife products, though different species and goods don’t necessarily follow the same routes. […]

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The Customs Department has dismantled a transnational ivory smuggling ring from Zambia, seizing over 3.1 tons of ivory hidden in processed wood, with a total value exceeding 155 million baht. Mr. Panthong Loykulnan, Director-General of the Customs Department, revealed that the Customs Department, in cooperation with law enforcement agencies, has upgraded its measures… Read original news: Customs seizes transnational ivory smuggled in processed w…

The Customs Department, in collaboration with the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) and the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation, has cracked down on transnational wildlife trafficking, seizing 3.1 tons of Zambian ivory worth 155 million baht. They are accelerating investigations into the network in Thailand. The department also revealed that they inspected over 800 suspicious shipping containers, finding 89 to b…

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The Pattaya News broke the news on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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