Logistics company ehouse opens a half-million shekel complex in Haifa

Logistics firm ehouse is expanding its operations with a new complex in Haifa, costing half a million shekels annually. The company is currently recruiting new staff for various service and logistics roles in the northern region.

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Logistics company ehouse opens a half-million shekel complex in Haifa
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The startup company ehouse, which provides operational, logistics, and shipping solutions to hundreds of e-commerce brands, is expanding north and opening a new complex in the Check Post area of Haifa. Following this expansion, the company will hire dozens of employees from the northern region for roles in service, picking, packing, and shipping.

[Courtesy of ehouse]

The new Haifa complex, with an estimated annual cost of over half a million shekels, spans approximately 1,500 square meters. It occupies three floors in an independent building, featuring a garden and a rooftop for events. This facility joins the company's existing sites in Tel Aviv and Rishon LeZion, providing a comprehensive logistics and operational solution under one roof for entrepreneurs, digital businesses, and brands from the northern region. With this opening, the company's total footprint will exceed 5,500 square meters.

[Courtesy of ehouse]

ehouse, founded in 2021, currently employs about 30 staff members and freelancers, serving diverse businesses in sectors such as fashion, home design, and lifestyle. Tal Niago Saar, founder and CEO of ehouse, stated that the expansion to Haifa stems from the company's vision to make advanced e-commerce infrastructure accessible, enabling even small and medium-sized businesses to operate like large enterprises. According to her, the company is seeing high demand for its services in the Jerusalem and Beersheba areas as well, where it plans to expand in the near future.

[Tal Niago Saar (Photo: Or Kaplan)]

"In recent years, we are seeing more and more businesses that are born in the digital space and are looking for a solution that will allow them to grow quickly and efficiently," said Tal Niago Saar.

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