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Marseille-Fos · France

Selling and sourcing used containers at Marseille-Fos

The Port of Marseille Fos advertises the longest quay in Europe, 2.6 km, shared by a few large private terminals. A long single quay with several operators means a lot's first question is not where in the port, but at whose terminal, and that is where a request for this port starts.

Three terminals on one long quay

The port lists MedEurope Terminal, Terminal de la Méditerranée and Fos 2XL Terminal, and describes the Terminal de la Méditerranée as the largest container terminal in France. We act for none of them. We ask which one a lot stands in and when it is released, because each runs its own gate and deadlines.

Refrigerated units

The port says its reefer areas have more than a thousand plugs. Refrigerated containers are therefore a realistic thing to report here. They are taken as requests, we tell you honestly whether a buyer or user fits, and there is no standing offer for any of them.

Rail, the Rhône and the road

The port states that it has quayside rail, river connections via the Rhône and road links to the rest of Europe. Which of the three a lot uses is agreed for each deal with the parties, together with inspection and charges; nothing is fixed in advance.

Owners and buyers

Owners report one-way, SOC, off-hire, used or damaged containers with quantity and release date. Buyers register a type, a quantity range and how far they can collect. A lot is shared only when it is a concrete match and its owner has agreed.

Verified port facts

About the port of Marseille-Fos

  • The Port of Marseille Fos lists three major private container terminals: MedEurope Terminal, Terminal de la Méditerranée and Fos 2XL Terminal (page undated).
  • According to the Port of Marseille Fos, the Terminal de la Méditerranée is the largest container terminal in France, with a capacity of 1.5 million TEU, operated by Eurofos/Portsynergie (page undated).
  • According to the Port of Marseille Fos, the port has the longest quay in Europe, 2.6 linear km (page undated).
  • According to the Port of Marseille Fos, its reefer areas have more than 1,000 plugs (page undated).
  • According to the Port of Marseille Fos, it offers quayside rail connections, river connections via the Rhône and road connections to Europe (page undated).

Sources: marseille-port.fr · verified 2026-09-30

Container terminals named by the sources above: Terminal de la Méditerranée; Fos 2XL Terminal. LATYNEX does not represent any terminal.

Equipment

What you can submit for Marseille-Fos

  • Dry containers (20DC / 40DC / 40HC): on request — tell us what you have or need in Marseille-Fos and we will say honestly whether we can help.
  • Damaged / AS-IS units: on request — tell us what you have or need in Marseille-Fos and we will say honestly whether we can help.
  • Reefer: on request — tell us what you have or need in Marseille-Fos and we will say honestly whether we can help.
  • Open top / flat rack: on request — tell us what you have or need in Marseille-Fos and we will say honestly whether we can help.
  • Tank: on request — tell us what you have or need in Marseille-Fos and we will say honestly whether we can help.
  • We are also extending into further equipment and service categories. Tell us what you have or need if you do not see it above — we will say honestly whether we can help.

FAQ

Marseille-Fos: questions we hear

More context: containers in France · what SOC and one-way containers are.

Request

Containers at Marseille-Fos: tell us what you have or need

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