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MSC brings shipping to the heart of Paris

[ June 9, 2025   //   ]

MSC officially opened its new Medlog Inland Terminal at Paris-Bruyères on 4 June. The multimodal platform provides a direct link between the port of Le Havre and inland destinations across Europe, combining road, rail and barge transportation.

Located 40km north of Paris, the 11-hectare hub began operations in late 2024. It also offers container maintenance and repair, storage and reefer services for the agri-food and pharmaceutical industries and can handle breakbulk and project cargo.
It has a two-track rail terminal and 230-metre-long river quay, with an annual capacity of over 100,000TEU.

It forms part of a wider investment programme, the TN MSC Port 2000 project, led by Terminal Investment Limited (TiL), MSC’s port-operating arm which aims to connect local and global markets more efficiently through Le Havre port.

Left to right: Stéphane Bousquet, territorial director for the Seine Basin and Lower Loire at Voies Navigables de France; Alain Garbe, Mayor of Bruyères-sur-Oise; Benoît Rochet, chief executive and chairman of Haropa Port; Hélène Girardot, secretary general of the Val d’Oise Prefecture and Deputy Prefect of Pontoise; Frank Tetrel, managing director of Medlog France; Salvatore Prudente, executive director of Medlog.

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