Industrial premises and plots in Lorraine
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Industrial plots in Lorraine: logistics and transport industry
The region Lorraine is strategically located on the Euro-corridor, a communication route linking North Sea's ports to Spain, the Mediterranean Sea and Italy via the Rhône Corridor. It benefits from a river network directly connected to those in Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany and the Netherlands
The region Lorraine benefits from an exceptional multimodal infrastructure network:
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Motorway intersection of the North-South and East-West communication axis
- TGV-Est connection (Paris is 1 hour and 20 min. away)
- Quick access to international airports (Charles de Gaulle, Brussels, Frankfurt and so on)
- Access to major North Sea ports without intermediate reloading for vehicles up to 3000 tons
In order to help you in your search for industrial plots in Lorraine, we developed a partnership with cities, departments and business parks within the region Lorraine.
Companies in Lorraine
The geographic location of the department of Moselle, its cross-border dimension as well as its facilities' development are the main reasons why leading logistics companies such as FM LOGISTIC, STEF and TRANSALLIANCE choose this region.
Logistics and transport are indeed highly-developed business lines in Moselle, as large national groups' establishments show:
- The French brand Chaussea has invested in the construction of a new warehouse on Trémery's site in order to expand its logistic platform
- Panopa optimises logistics within the new logistic centre Plant Consolidation Centre (PCC)
- Danone Produits Frais France has got a new logistics base on the area of Marly Belle Fontaine
Overall, 18 207 employees work in the logistics and transport industry in Moselle (Insee, data updated on 31/12/2010).
