A new moving company in the north, after a long and successful process, after the approval of the shareholders in the companies and the completion of the regulatory processes, Tavor Galil, a new and leading moving company in the north, was established.
The new company will include a fleet of 150 advanced trucks and semi-trailers, with computerized systems for the accuracy and safety of travel and cargo transportation, and trucks for carrying heavy industrial equipment and IDF mechanization.
The joint company has a large container terminal in Haifa, storage sites, the ability to carry out loaded activities, distribution, direct delivery, etc.
Tavor Galil has absorbed the vast majority of the employees of the two companies and employs over 200 workers.
The Upper Galilee Cooperative complex (adjacent to the Big Complex at the northern entrance to Kiryat Shmona), which includes the Licensing Institute, a light car garage, a heavy car garage and the gas station, will continue to operate and even develop as a real estate complex in the future.
The company is a merger of two leading companies in the field of transportation: Tavor Shan-Harod (founded in 1947) and the Upper Galilee Cooperative (founded in 1943) from the Galilee Development Company group. The owners of the company are Upper Galilee Cooperative 50%, Jezreel Valley Farms and Meir 50%.
Kobi Monowitz, CEO of Upper Galilee Cooperative, who will serve as CEO of Tavor-Galil, says: “Types of transportation and providing comprehensive solutions to its customers. The goal is to be a company that provides the best and most advanced service, including the use of advanced computer systems that will provide its customers with up-to-date and continuous information,” says Monowitz.
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