Allalouf Shipping: A new container service to Limassol

acting as local port agents for CCLL Allalouf announced a new weekly container service operating two container vessels
08.12.08 / 00:00
Allalouf Shipping: A new container service to Limassol
08.12.08
Allalouf Shipping: A new container service to Limassol
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acting as local port agents for CCLL Allalouf announced a new weekly container service operating two container vessels
 
Allalouf & Co. Shipping LTD, acting as local port agents for Cargo Container Line Limited (CCLL),  announced last week a new weekly container service, operating two container vessels, between Limassol  Haifa and Ashdod.
 
In a press release issued by the company it was noted that transit time between Israel and Limassol would be 2 days.
 
Allalouf also noted that the vessels' schedule will be Cagliari –Alexandria - Ashdod - Haifa - Limassol – Calgiari

 

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