Maritime
network :
At the intersection of the East/West
and North/South maritime routes, Marseille-Fos
is ideally placed
for intercontinental exchanges with Southern
Europe and the Mediterranean. It is the only
port site in Southern Europe that allows access
to Europe without crossing mountainous barriers.
Marseille-Fos is France's - and the Mediterranean's
- busiest port located in Southern Europe.
The platform is linked to all the world's largest ports by the largest ship
operators:
• Asia: 7 services per week.
• North America: 8 services per week.
• Australia - New Zealand: 3 services per week.
• South Africa: 2 services per week.
• Northern Africa, Middle & Near East, Black Sea : 2-3 services per
week.
Road and
motorway network:
The platform is
thoroughly linked by road, motorway and railway
to all Europe's large
towns within 24-48 hours, services by a good-sized
network that puts it at less than 24 hours
from the major capitals of Europe and permits
just-in-time servicing.
Rail network:
Daily block trains service the
major destinations in France (12 h) and in
Europe (24-48h).
Inland
waterway network:
An inland waterway
network links it to the middle of France, via
Avignon, Valence, Lyon,
Macon, Chalon, Dijon.
Air network:
The Marseille-Provence airport
is France's second largest for cargo, and with
great links
to the cities of Europe and Africa. With the
Marseille-Provence airport 30 km away, all
urgent dispatches and combined "sea /
air" transportation are easy to achieve.
For this reason, the Port Autonome de Marseille
(Marseille autonomous port) decided to launch
Fos-Distriport, the Euro-Mediterranean logistics
centre now offering logistics professionals
the possibility of setting up their distribution
warehouse in the heart of Southern Europe.
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