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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.

Five public and private partners are launching an experiment today for the development of the "Smart Data Services" platform in Le Havre....

In the section Panorama, watch the latest HAROPA film presenting THE SHIPPING LANE IMPROVEMENT PROJECT IN THE PORT OF ROUEN.

A cargo-ship makes it possible to prepare packages on board and deliver them to the heart of Paris using an electric-assisted freight-bike fleet.
An advance in the greening of river transport and last-mile logistics

The world's largest LNG-powered containership

After four decades during which it has been represented by CLB Liner (NAXCO group), the Taiwanese shipping line and the French group NAXCO have now formed a joint venture, YANG MING (France) SAS. This is a major step forward for the ninth largest global shipping line, which has chosen Le Havre to expand its investment in the French market.

After successfully completing the work to ensure customs checks can be carried out whilst keeping traffic flowing as smoothly as possible and after several dry runs, the Normandy channel ports - Le Havre for HAROPA and Caen-Ouistreham, Cherbourg and Dieppe for Ports of Normandy - have joined forces to help supply chain actors to be as ready as they can be for Brexit when it comes into force on 1 January next, producing a series of handy fact sheets and organising site visits.

Mandated by Prime Minister Jean Castex on 13 November 2020, Stéphane RAISON arrived on 16 November to take up his duties as the first Director General of the Grand State Seaport - HAROPA.