Containers in Le Havre
Shipping container depot Le Havre
Le Havre is renowned for its port which is the first container port for French foreign trade. Every year, millions of shipping containers pass through Le Havre. It is therefore essential to have a container depot in Le Havre.
From Le Havre, ship your containers to Europe, Asia, the Near and Middle East, Africa, America and Oceania. Secure your goods in a Cubner container.
In Normandy, industrial activity is important with several economic sectors:
- The automotive industrye: our container solutions can be transformed for the transport of new vehicles, such as electric vehicles with on-board charging solutions.
- The plastics industry : secure your materials in a reefer container in order to test their resistance to hot and cold as well as high humidity before marketing your products on the market.
- energy industry : the energy storyteller is an ideal solution for the use of hybrid or autonomous solutions, find all the equipment in one box.
Cities served
- Shipping container Le Havre : Located on the Channel coast, Le Havre is a major port and the second largest city in Seine-Maritime. It is known for its modern architecture, partly rebuilt after the Second World War, and its port which is an important economic center.
- Shipping container Dieppe : This port city located on the English Channel is famous for its fishing port, its beaches and its maritime history. It is also known for its medieval castle.
- Maritime container Saint-Étienne-du-Rouvray : A town in the southern suburbs of Rouen, Saint-Étienne-du-Rouvray is an industrial town.
- Shipping container Sotteville-lès-Rouen : Located near Rouen, this city is known for its industrial history and its important railway station.
- Shipping container Fécamp : Although located slightly outside Seine-Maritime, at the northern end of the department, Fécamp is an important port town, particularly for fishing and the production of Bénédictine liqueur.
Regions
Personalized shipping containers in Normandy by Cubner are available in the departments of Eure containers (27), Calvados containers (14), Manche containers (50), Orne containers (61) and Seine Maritime containers (76). Le Havre is the leading French port for the import-export of containers. To compete with the ports of North Rotterdam and Antwerp, the port has increased its unit storage capacities.