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HAROPA-Port du Havre has set up a Geographic Information System.

The Port of Le Havre Guide is a free and comprehensive tool available to all supply chain stakeholders.

On Friday 26 June 2015, the GPMH Supervisory Board approved the strategic project to set the main directions and modalities of action for the 2014-2019 period.

Tourism in the port of Le Havre

Details of the offers on the Port of Le Havre

As developer and manager of an exceptional surface area along the Seine axis, HAROPA forms the "supply chain" of a catchment area of 25 million consumers.

A historical reference in the field of bulk foodstuffs (cereals, malt, cocoa, sugar, etc.), HAROPA also plays a decisive role for many other bulk goods with an industrial vocation, in particular: fertilizers, coal, chemicals, snow removal salts, peat, atapulgites, pumice stones, biomass and bauxite.

The recycling and recovery of waste forms a sustainable, highly diversified and fast-growing sector of activity, a player in the circular economy. Most waste sectors benefit from HAROPA's port services and facilities dedicated to or specially designed for their needs: construction waste, glass, plastics, oils, ferrous and non-ferrous metals, hazardous waste, household waste, bulky waste, paper/cardboard, non-inert soil, wood.

HAROPA is the French leader and one of the European leaders in energy supply. Its facilities and services for the chemical industry are also based on a first-class European chemical division, with a leading position in the production of fertilizers, oils and additives and large refining and production capacities for olefins, elastomers and plastics.

The Seine Axis, a hub of logistics expertise, the solution to all your projects

HAROPA specializes in exceptional loads, "oversized" parcels and industrial projects. With its recognised know-how and dedicated equipment all along the Seine axis, HAROPA is a major player in this logistics and port activity.

HAROPA logistics offer and goods services The leading port complex in France, HAROPA is the 5th largest in northern Europe with more than 120 million tonnes of maritime and river traffic. With 500 ports reached worldwide and a transit-time better than its main rivals, HAROPA meets its customers' expectations for an end-to-end solution assembly.

HAROPA is the French leader and one of the European leaders in energy supply. Its facilities and services for the chemical industry are also based on a first-class European chemical division, with a leading position in the production of fertilizers, oils and additives and large refining and production capacities for olefins, elastomers and plastics.

For HAROPA, reconciling economic development and the environment is a major challenge. The HAROPA port complex is committed with its partners to the environment and the sustainable development of its activities, both respectful of the territories and attentive to the oceans. An exemplary environmental policy as evidenced by the title of Best Green Seaport awarded to HAROPA by 18,000 Asian shipping and international trade professionals.

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