HAROPA PORT’s container throughput for the first half of 2024 rose by 16% to 1.46 million TEU, with hinterland traffic increasing by 6% and container transhipment surpassing 2019 levels.

MSC’s MEDLOG has started building a new multimodal terminal near Paris, enhancing rail and barge connections for the region.

This may not be the end of the story, as the CRPMEM de Normandie and the environmental groups have indicated that they will appeal the judgment.

The trimodal hub, located in the Yvelines Département around 60 kms from central Paris, is aimed at serving the construction and civil engineering sectors in the Greater Paris/Seine Valley region in a cost-effective and environment-friendly manner

Works to provide direct access for barges to the Port 2000 berths in Le Havre are due for completion in 2026 and the immediate aim is to double container barge traffic on the Seine between HAROPA Le Havre and the Paris river terminals

The Port of Long Beach will receive US$283M from the federal government to assist in building what it calls “America’s Green Gateway”

HAROPA PORT’s container throughput for the first half of 2024 rose by 16% to 1.46 million TEU, with hinterland traffic increasing by 6% and container transhipment surpassing 2019 levels.

MSC’s MEDLOG has started building a new multimodal terminal near Paris, enhancing rail and barge connections for the region.

This may not be the end of the story, as the CRPMEM de Normandie and the environmental groups have indicated that they will appeal the judgment.

The trimodal hub, located in the Yvelines Département around 60 kms from central Paris, is aimed at serving the construction and civil engineering sectors in the Greater Paris/Seine Valley region in a cost-effective and environment-friendly manner

Works to provide direct access for barges to the Port 2000 berths in Le Havre are due for completion in 2026 and the immediate aim is to double container barge traffic on the Seine between HAROPA Le Havre and the Paris river terminals

The Port of Long Beach will receive US$283M from the federal government to assist in building what it calls “America’s Green Gateway”