Acre Logistics Park

The project site will be built on contaminated land as a result of the operation of an electrochemical industries plant in the past. In light of the level of soil and groundwater pollution, the area has been abandoned since 2003 (then it was closed by order of the Ministry of Environmental Protection). As part of the Tidhar Group’s world view of environmental responsibility, the group undertook to clean and rehabilitate the complex. We consider this mission to be of national-historical importance, for us and for future generations.

The restoration will include the demolition of old buildings, land restoration to the extent of tens of thousands of tons with measures some of which are being carried out in Israel for the first time and will include heating, washing and biological treatment, construction of an acoustic wall and land clearing. The restoration of the groundwater will be carried out through the establishment of an activated carbon-based treatment system that will operate for several years, and the construction of an underground buffer wall between the groundwater and the sea.

The restoration works are carried out under the coordination and supervision of the Ministry of Environmental Protection and the Water Authority, under safe and sustainable supervision while emphasizing the preservation of the environment, air quality, soil and groundwater.

The works began in December 2022 and are scheduled to continue until the end of 2024.

In the future, the employment and logistics campus will have high accessibility thanks to the route of the railroad tracks that bound it to the east. As part of the project, a cargo terminal for the train is planned directly from the complex with minimal transportation of goods. Beyond the railroad tracks runs the northern part of the coastal road that will connect the complex to Acre, the Kariyat area, Haifa and on to the center of the country.