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Basic page : Fluid, facilitated goods throughput
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Simplified, 100% dematerialised procedures for fluid goods throughput using facilities located on HAROPA PORT land and with all-actor support: definition of needs according to logistics flow, guidance towards the appropriate administrative procedures and the entire range of associated information…
Published on 13/06/2023 - Updated 22/08/2024
Basic page : A maritime service offering in the first rank
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HAROPA PORT offers weekly shipping connections to all markets, for all types of traffics - containers, Ro-Ro, ferry and conventional.
Published on 13/06/2023 - Updated 3/10/2024
Basic page : Eco-industries and recoverable materials
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HAROPA PORT, a player in the circular economy, can offer competitive, sustainable solutions for the waste recycling and materials recovery sector on the Seine Axis.
Published on 13/06/2023 - Updated 26/09/2024
Basic page : HAROPA PORT construction and building materials solutions
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The construction and building sector accounts for 11% of French GDP and three national companies are among the world's construction giants. HAROPA PORT monopolizes the world's podiums in services to the construction and building materials industries: in 2016, HAROPA won for the third year the…
Published on 8/06/2023 - Updated 26/09/2024
Basic page : Strategic multimodal facilities
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HAROPA PORT has strategic multimodal facilities located at its inland terminals. These platforms facilitate the transfer of goods from one transport mode to another.
Published on 7/06/2023 - Updated 14/10/2024
Basic page : A high-performance road transport offering
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Road transport along the Seine Axis is effective and flexible and is also totally integrated into HAROPA PORT’s multimodal logistics structure.
Published on 7/06/2023 - Updated 22/03/2024
Basic page : A dedicated team
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Identify the expert for your development needs.
Published on 7/06/2023 - Updated 31/01/2024
Basic page : Motor Vehicles
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HAROPA PORT, France’s leading port for import/export of new and second-hand vehicles.
The ro-ro terminal is ideally located at the heart of the Seine Axis, a region with a strong automotive industry tradition and near France’s Great West region, the country’s biggest automotive market.
Published on 7/06/2023 - Updated 17/05/2024
Basic page : Attractive, competitive and ecological rail transport services
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Using HAROPA PORT’s rail network, rail operators are offering high-performance, secure solutions for carrying all types of goods with connections to maritime and continental terminals. As a high-capacity form of transport, trains can also provide a sustainable transport solution.
Published on 7/06/2023 - Updated 26/09/2024
Basic page : Temperature-controlled goods
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As the leading French reefer port, HAROPA PORT can provide a comprehensive range of services, organising all supply chain professionals for efficient refrigerated logistics.
Published on 6/06/2023 - Updated 26/09/2024
Basic page : Conventional bulk cargo
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A historical reference in the field of bulk agrifood products (cereals, malt, cocoa, sugar, etc.), HAROPA PORT also plays a crucial role for many other bulk cargos going to industry, most notably fertilisers, coal, chemicals, de-icing salts, peat, atapulgite, pumice stones, biomass and bauxite.
Published on 6/06/2023 - Updated 26/09/2024
Basic page : Reliable, economic and ecological river transport services
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River transport is reliable, economic and ecological. Its network – especially the large-gauge waterways – has undeniable and important advantages as a genuine alternative to road haulage and for delivery into city centres.
Published on 5/06/2023 - Updated 22/04/2024
Basic page : An attractive multimodal offering
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What sets the HAROPA PORT market offer apart is that it offers attractive and ecological multimodal solutions that are integrated from the French coast at Le Havre and Rouen right into the heart of the Paris area and the Seine upstream, as well as into the whole of France and Europe.
Published on 5/06/2023 - Updated 14/10/2024
Basic page : Agroindustry
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HAROPA PORT is an agroindustrial hub based in the heart of France’s agricultural production regions. The market offering of Rouen, Europe’s leading port for grain exports, is unequalled, which makes HAROPA PORT your expert partner for the storage, preparation, loading and shipment of produce in…
Published on 5/06/2023 - Updated 2/10/2024
Basic page : An expanded shortsea service offering
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HAROPA PORT proposes numerous solutions for the transportation of goods over short distances – shortsea shipping, feeder, ferry – with competitive transit times.
Published on 5/06/2023 - Updated 3/10/2024
Basic page : Exceptional packages
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HAROPA PORT specialises in exceptional packages, "outsized" packages and industrial projects. Possessing acknowledged expertise and dedicated facilities all along the Seine axis, HAROPA PORT is a major player in this logistics and port activity.
Published on 5/06/2023 - Updated 26/09/2024
Basic page : Chemicals
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HAROPA PORT is the leading port in France and one of the leading ports in Europe for energy procurement. Its facilities and services for the chemicals industry are also underpinned by a chemicals cluster in the first rank in Europe, which notably has a leading position for the production of…
Published on 5/06/2023 - Updated 16/05/2024
Basic page : Containers
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HAROPA PORT is France’s leading container port for France’s external trade. Handling over 2.5 million containers in 2023, HAROPA PORT is France’s leading port for external trade, ranks in 4th place in the Northern European range for tonnage and in 5th place for TEU.
Published on 1/06/2023 - Updated 26/09/2024
Basic page : A port that puts its performance figures in the public domain
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HAROPA PORT and all port actors have developed port performance indicators. These are the outcome of a collaborative effort that began in 2011 and they allow port goods throughput performance to be measured.
Published on 31/05/2023 - Updated 3/10/2024