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Country Information > Europe > France Agency
Details OTAL Representative Office Immeuble Le Charlebourg, Click here for a list of all OTAL agency offices OTAL Agency Offices - Feron G. Feron - E de Clebsattel SA G
Feron - E de Clebsattel SA G. Feron - E de Clebsattel SA G. Feron - E de Clebsattel SA Click here for a list of all OTAL agency offices
Le Havre
Port Information General Information Founded in 1517, the deep-water maritime port of Le Havre, situated at the mouth of the Seine, is one of France's largest. Its ideal location and excellent communications links provide good access to the European hinterland. The Port of Le Havre is by far France's leading port for foreign trade, with over 60 million tons of traffic, including 1,200,000 tons of TEU containers. Le Havre is a major international transit port for fuel products, industrial and foodstuff bulk cargo and general cargo. It plays an essential part for the external trade of France and Europe. As a deep-water seaport, Le Havre can receive containerships of up to 14 meters draft and 6,000 TEU transport capacity in tidal dock. Cargo handling facilities are numerous and include general, ore and bulk cargo berths, tanker and liquefied gas terminals and specialised container and ro-ro berths. In addition, the port benefits from extensive storage and warehouse facilities and is also a major centre for ship-repair.
For the attention of Rouen customers transhipping in Le Havre - Common Agricultural Policy - 19/06/06 Please be informed that Le Havre customs force us to wait until the delivery to quay of "Common Agricultural Policy" cargo before allowing us to clear the goods in the new port system. We will therefore no longer be able to take delivery of containers
on Sundays but only on working days. Thank you for your understanding. Please contact us for further information Terminal Change Le Havre - Hebdo & Express Service
- 19/01/06 The GMP Terminal: France - Ammonium Nitrate / Certificate of Manufacturer
Conformity Cl 5.1 UN 1942 - 30/09/04 When ammonium nitrate is in transit or loaded the port authority in Le Havre
is requesting in addition to a packing certificate a certificate of manufacturer
conformity in which it is clearly identified that dangerous goods are inside. Unfortunately we are no longer able to load ammonium nitrate onto our vessels if this certificate is not available at the same time as the packing certificate is received. A copy must be sent to our office in order to supply the Le Havre port authority. For an example of the certificate please click here. The Port Management The port of Le Havre is managed by the Port Authority: which is a state public body given legal status and financial autonomy, answerable to the Minister in charge of sea ports, and subject to the economic and financial control of the State. 250 private companies work in the port of Le Havre in order to provide the cargo and the ships with the different services. Geographic Location Located on the world busiest sea route through which a quarter of the world cargo trade carried by sea goes in transit, Le Havre is the first port of call for large transoceanic mother-ships. The port of Le Havre provides the shortest transport times for the commercial exchanges with all the other continents. This combination of shipping convenience and ideal geographic location makes Le Havre the only port in Europe where shipowners can be certain their vessels will always be fully loaded.
Maritime Access The port of Le Havre is accesible via an outer fairway 12 Km long and 300 m wide, lying at 107 in relation to the inner harbour , dredged to datum height ( - 15.50 m) in relation to the lowest tide level. Tankers with a draught of up to 21 metres can enter the harbour at high tide. Tankers with a draught of up to 29 metres get access to the port of Antifer located some twenty kilometres north of Le Havre and designed to berth the world largest oil tankers of 500,000 tonnes deadweight.
Facilities
Please note that OTAL operates from two terminals in Le Havre
as follows: Port terminals are directly connected to the national railway lines, SNCF which can transport any kind of goods anywhere in France. The Port of Le Havre is also connected to France's main financial and trade centers by the "Combi 24". The port is also linked to the railway lines of "Qualitynet" (ICF) offering an average of sixty trains per day, serving over thirty destinations in Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Belgium and Luxembourg, Italy, Spain, and Portugal.
French In-land Depot Service Did you know that OTAL can offer container equipment in strategic locations within France? OTAL's equipment department maintains a stock of 20' & 40' dry van containers at inland depots indicated below. As part of our on-going development plan in France, we have set up this network to provide a better service to customers loading cargo in and around these areas. Previously containers would have been positioned around France on request. Now containers can be delivered from one of the area inland depots to the shippers point of loading. This means savings to the customer in terms of time and inland transport costs. Once loaded, containers will be transported to the nearest port - Le Havre or Antwerp - where OTAL provides frequent sailings to West Africa.
Contacts
and Links G. Feron - E de Clebsattel SA Générale de Manutention Portuaire (GMP) Port Authority of le Havre Port Autonome Du Havre / Port of Le Havre Authority Port de Rouen
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