Groupe COMBRONDE in the news

Combronde started two weekly river transport services between Fos-sur-Mer and Lyon Rhône terminal, expanding multimodal logistics on the Rhône axis.

Combronde is expanding its multimodal transport network with a new terminal in Arles, enabling significant truck-to-rail shifts and integrating rail, road, and river transport to support decarbonization and logistics efficiency.

A €7M multimodal terminal 'Mistral' opened at Arles port to boost rail freight, reduce truck traffic, and foster cooperation with Marseille's port, supported by regional investments and sustainability goals.

A new €7 million rail-road terminal near Arles port opened to shift freight from road to rail, aiming to reduce truck traffic and support decarbonization with plans for expansion.

Groupe Combronde launched a new direct rail freight line from Bordeaux to Arles and Fos-sur-Mer via its new multimodal terminal in Arles, enabling trimodal transport and serving clients like Nestlé Waters.

Combronde is expanding its Vierzon rail-road platform to enhance its logistics hub role, adding infrastructure to support multimodal transport and meet environmental regulations.

A Puy-de-Dôme transport company celebrates 80 years, attributing its longevity to family legacy, team cohesion, and passion.

Groupe Combronde is transitioning to more sustainable transport by expanding rail and river freight, investing in electric trucks, and aiming for half of its freight to be multimodal by 2030.

Groupe Combronde is investing in four new fuel-efficient Kalmar reachstackers to enhance container handling and sustainability at its Prestalog terminal.

Kalmar extends its decade-long partnership with Groupe Combronde by supplying four fuel-efficient Eco reachstackers to enhance sustainable container handling at the Prestalog terminal in France.

Kalmar will supply four Eco reachstackers to Groupe Combronde's Prestalog terminal to improve fuel efficiency and sustainability in container handling.

Combronde engaged in the Thiers employment forum by hosting workshops and showcasing their transport vehicles to promote their industry roles.

Olivier Daran, a long-haul truck driver for Groupe Combronde, spends five days a week on the road across France, reflecting on changes in the trucking profession over time.

Groupe Combronde expands combined rail and water transport services to reduce truck traffic and supports megatrucks on select routes to complement mass transport modes.

The Combronde transport group has increased female representation to over 15% and promotes gender diversity in its leadership and workforce.

A consortium including Groupe COMBRONDE formed a company to promote rail freight transport in western France, aiming to reduce emissions and start operations by 2025.

Groupe Combronde invested 20 million euros in a new multimodal logistics platform near Clermont-Ferrand to boost rail-road transport services and support its diversification strategy.

Groupe Combronde has invested 20 million euros in a new rail-road platform near Clermont-Ferrand to boost transport links to major French ports.

Groupe Combronde opened a multimodal logistics platform in Clermont-Ferrand to boost rail freight and aim for carbon neutrality by 2050.

Groupe Combronde opened a new multimodal rail-connected logistics platform in Clermont-Ferrand to boost rail freight between the city and major French ports, aiming to increase rail freight share and reduce carbon emissions.