Shipping lines operating from Far East advise expected GRI which will range From $ 100- 150 per Teu. Please be in touch with our marketing department for further details 972-3-7358888- sales@shay-cb.co.il

Shay Logistic Services (SLS) Ltd , is proud to announce expansion of it's groupage services , which now include a weekly- direct consolidation service from Keelung to Ashdod

Shay Logistic Services (SLS) Ltd, has recently signed an agency agreement with one of the largest Logistic Providers . For details please apply to our marketing and sales dept. Mrs. Angie Plotniarz angie@shay-cb.co.il

Shay Logistics(SLS) Ltd is proud to announce the opening of the new office in Haifa , 7 PALYAM STR - ZIM BUILDING

"Zim Colombo" a new addition to Zim's Med service Dec 28, 2009 The "Zim Colombo" will be deployed in Zim’s East Mediterranean Express (EMX) Service, taking the carrier’s total vessel deployment on the weekly service to 11

Shay Logistics management wishes her staff, partners and agents worldwide a Happy, healthy and prosperous new year . Less tension Less smocking More exercise More with your family

Airliners escape near collision in Ben Gurion Airport Dec 28, 2009 The IAA reported that a landing Lufthansa passenger passed dangerously close to an El Al plane about to take off Israel Airports Authority (IAA) said last Monday that two passenger airliners were involved in a near collision in Ben Gurion International Airport, Israel, in the second serious air-safety incident in 24 hours. The IAA reported that a landing Lufthansa passenger passed dangerously close to an El Al plane about to take off, adding that the two flight controllers implicated in the episode were both reassigned in its wake. An initial investigation conducted on the day of the near collision concluded that the alleged proximity between the two airliners "did not indicate a safety incident had occurred”. However, a closer inspection of the incident, which included the inspection of radar recordings as well as recordings of the communication between the pilots and the control tower, revealed that "the proximity between the planes indicated that a safety incident had occurred”. The Civil Aviation Authority said that in view of the findings of the initial review and of the follow-up review, the two air traffic controllers involved would not work at their positions they previously operated until the completion of the investigation.