The Israeli shipping company adds Odessa to its rotation on one line, offers a new joint service to Asian ports

In compared to net profit of $54 million in 2010. The company achieved a significant increase in the containers carried in 2011 and a positive cash flow from operations in 2011

David Arbel Chief Procurement Officer: "The Restructuring of Zim’s Procurement activities marks a significant leap in efficiency and service levels"

The cooperation will commence around the last week of March 2012, pending final FMC approval, and will cover two main shipping loops

will offer a bi-weekly service between main ports in the West Mediterranean and West Africa, effective December 2011

The new agreement facilitates an extended range of direct calls, improved transit times, increased reefer capability and better schedule reliability

Zim is a major player in the Canadian shipping market, ranked 2nd in the Ports of Halifax and Vancouver. Premier Dexter noted ZIM's Contributions to Nova Scotia Economy; Rafi Danieli: “Zim is determined to maintain its long-lasting presence in Canada"