Port of Marseille

A major player in international trade, the Port of Marseille Fos welcomes nearly 10,000 ships and 4 million passengers every year, handles more than 70 million tonnes of goods, and is developing 10,400 hectares of land as part of its commitment to environmental excellence.

Strategically located on the shores of the Mediterranean and the Rhone delta, it is the only port in this region connected to a wide-gauge river, and the natural gateway to Europe. It serves 500 ports worldwide in nearly 160 countries.

The Port of Marseille Fos has the space and infrastructure to accommodate maritime, logistics and industrial activities. It can handle a wide range of activities, from import to export of all types of goods (bulk liquids, containers, minerals, food products, etc.). It also boasts 3 million sq.m. of logistics platforms, accommodating international players. Industrial activities such as refining, steelmaking, the chemical industry and ship repair, including the world's third largest “Form 10”, illustrate the diversity of the port's ecosystem.

Committed to environmental excellence, the Port of Marseille Fos is betting on sustainable, responsible economic growth. It reduces the impact of maritime activities on air quality through initiatives such as the electrical connection of ships at quayside and LNG fuelling.