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Israel Shipyards Port
israel shipyard port, which has been active since 2007, is israel's first privately owned port, that places you, our customer, in the center, and opens a convenient, friendly and lucrative gateway - right in the heart of haifa bay - to the israeli market and hence - to the entire middle east. a new spirit in the israeli ports industry israel shipyard port is a young, energetic port that brings new spirit to the conservative port industry, with advanced, flexible and competitive port logistics services, provided by a skilled professional staff and a managerial team that is attentive to customer needs. the port spans 334 hectares within the area of the israeli shipyards and is equipped with a 1000-meter dock. the port provides a variety of loading and unloading services for general cargo, bulk cargo, liquid cargo, animal shipment and large cargo, as well as unique and complex projects. in addition, you will also find plenty of dedicated storage complexes, logistics centers and warehouse
Frequently asked questions about Israel Shipyards Port
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Where is Israel Shipyards Port located?
Israel Shipyards Port's headquarters is located at Haifa, Israel
What is Israel Shipyards Port's official website?
Israel Shipyards Port's official website is isp-port.com
How many employees does Israel Shipyards Port have?
Israel Shipyards Port has 27 employees
What industry does Israel Shipyards Port belong to?
Israel Shipyards Port is in the industry of: Import and Export
What are Israel Shipyards Port's social media links?
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