BNET Industries

International Transportation Service Inc.

is in the Business Services Industry

Last Fiscal Year Sales:$175.0M

Private
US

Dow Jones Description

Transportation Services

President

Number of Employees 350

Contact Information

1281 Pier J Ave

Long Beach, California 90802

(562) 435-7781

Peer Companies

NAICS Code Process, Physical Distribution, and Logistics Consulting Services: 541614

Executive Profiles

Decision Makers

Name (plus bio)	Position
Sho Ishitobi	President

Organization	Position	Status
TransBay Container Terminal, Inc.	President	Current
International Transportation Service, Inc.	President	Current
Husky Terminal and Stevedoring, Inc.	President	Current
The Rail-Bridge Terminals (New Jersey) Corporation	President	Former

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