Haropa – Port of Le Havre and local port-related stakeholders have signed an agreement to try to boost activity after strikes in France disrupted the transport chain in December and January.
The commercial measure are designed to help the most severely impacted sectors and are based on the principle of sharing the extra costs in a collective investment approach to create a real “recovery shock”.
The signatories have agreed to cover additional storage costs of containers on Le Havre’s terminals including €3m in import storage costs.
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