Zim announced GRI’s in Israel to West Africa trade

12.09.11 / 00:00
Zim announced GRI’s in Israel to West Africa trade
12.09.11
Zim announced GRI’s in Israel to West Africa trade
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The new GRI: US$150/20' and US$300/40' will be implemented as of October 1st on the South Bound Israel to West Africa

 

Zim Integrated Shipping Services Ltd. announced last week that a General Rate Increase (GRI) will be implemented as of October 1st. 2011, on the South Bound Israel to West Africa – US$150/20' and US$300/40'.

 

Zim noted that the update is necessary in order to maintain current levels of service and high reliability.

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