ISC agreed to a three month Congestion surcharge
05.06.06
ISC agreed to a three month Congestion surcharge
Following discussions between ISC and the shipping companies serving Israel, an agreement was reached regarding the levy of congestion surcharge for a period of 3 months
EMTA: Congestion surcharge will be applied at Haifa, Ashdod from June
29.05.06
EMTA: Congestion surcharge will be applied at Haifa, Ashdod from June
Israeli shippers will have to pay a congestion (detention) surcharge at the Port of Haifa & Ashdod from the beginning of June 2006
Haifa Port: 15.4% increase in container movements in Q1
22.05.06
Haifa Port: 15.4% increase in container movements in Q1
During the first quarter of 2006 it handled TEU 298,000, an increase of 15.4% compared to the parallel period last year (TEU 252,000), and 7% increase compared to the last quarter of 2005
Israel’s population topped 7 million
08.05.06
Israel’s population topped 7 million
Israel's population topped 7 million for the first time on the eve of its 58th Independence Day, according to the government's statistics bureau
Haifa Port buys 2 Kocks container gantry cranes for €12.5m
08.05.06
Haifa Port buys 2 Kocks container gantry cranes for €12.5m
Amos Uzani, Haifa Port’s CEO, added that with the two new cranes he expect container productivity to increase by almost 20%
Israeli ports reform – still much to be done
01.05.06
Israeli ports reform – still much to be done
At a conference marking the reforms' first anniversary held last week, the outgoing Israel Ports CEO Amos Ron said that without a reform in port users fees, the port reforms remain incomplete
Threat of strike
10.04.06
Labor dispute at ports create instability
Labor disputes and strike actions at the ports of Haifa and Ashdod severely disrupted commercial ties between the ports management companies and several international shipping companies
A pure Strike. Brosh
03.04.06
Brosh: shippers will boycott Ashdod Port unless workers end the disruptions
Shraga Brosh, Manufacturers Association president said last week that unless the Ashdod Port’s management and workers committee settle their disputes and end the disruptions at the port, he would recommend that exporters and importers use other ports