TGO proposes tailored logistics solutions suited to clients’ specific needs and various types of products.
The TGO logistics department proposes, besides flow management of goods, a range of services such as warehousing, storage management, and preparation of orders. Such services are performed by an experienced team committed to quality and deadline compliance.TGO has the internal human and material resources, as well as in-door and out-door storage areas on its secured premises to ensure full logistics services.
EasyLog has developed strong expertise in XXL transport using SPMTs or hydraulic trailers across the entire port area, particularly in the offshore and onshore wind energy sector.
After studying and analyzing your needs, we design specific logistic routes, which include storage and distribution.
Our quay-side warehouses are strategically located within the Montoir de Bretagne – Saint Nazaire port. They are suited to the constrains of the various products, for better flexibility and reactivity.
For dry goods: 13,400 m 2 of roofed surfaces
66,500 m² of outdoor storage
80,000 M2 dedicated to industrial and harbor logistics on the TMDC quays of the Port of Nantes Saint‑Nazaire.
To simplify and improve administrative efficiency, the Ministry of Agriculture and Food gradually implemented in 2010, through the ministerial decree of 28 December 2009, the Veterinary and Phytosanitary Inspection Service at Borders (SIVEP). This service is responsible for sanitary and phytosanitary inspections of products imported from third countries and reports directly to the Directorate‑General for Food (DGAL).
SIVEP carries out its mission through local structures known as border inspection posts.
In Loire‑Atlantique, the Nantes – Saint‑Nazaire border post is overseen by the Departmental Directorate for Population Protection (DDPP 44) under a tripartite agreement (DGAL/DRAAF/DDPP44), which defines how the Regional Directorate for Food, Agriculture and Forestry and the DDPP44 provide resources to SIVEP.
These border posts are responsible for sanitary controls on imports originating from non‑EU countries.
The State services carry out the following controls:
– SIVEP : The Nantes – Saint‑Nazaire border post includes the following administrative units:
– Border Inspection Post (BIP), responsible for sanitary and biological quality controls on products of animal origin.
-Community Entry Point (PEC): responsible for phytosanitary import controls on plants and plant products.
-Designated Entry Point (PED): responsible for sanitary and biological quality controls on non‑animal‑origin feed (Ministry of Agriculture) and organic food products for human or animal consumption* (Ministry of Public Action and Accounts).
* DDPP44: The Food Products Service (CCRF‑PA) performs reinforced sanitary controls on products listed in Regulation 2019/1793 and quality controls on “organic” products as defined in Regulation EC/1235/2008. These controls are carried out within the premises of the Regulatory Single Window (GUR), which is the subject of this agreement.
– CUSTOMS : Customs services may carry out any physical inspections at the GUR.
They use the building to exercise their right to inspect goods, transport equipment and individuals under Article 60 of the Customs Code.
To centralise all official State controls on the General Cargo and Container Terminal, and in accordance with the ministerial decree, the Grand Port Maritime de Nantes Saint‑Nazaire (GPMNSN) built a dedicated facility and delegated its operation to the terminal operator, Terminal Grand Ouest (TGO), which manages contractual relations with the tenants: SIVEP and Customs.
Since 2023, TGO has been certified as an AEO (Authorised Economic Operator), a label recognised by European and international customs authorities. This certification confirms the reliability of its processes, the security of its operations, and its compliance with customs requirements.
In a demanding port environment where flow fluidity and strict time management are essential, AEO certification is a strategic asset. It ensures optimised customs operations, enhanced supply‑chain security, and close cooperation with port and customs authorities.
The AEO status provides key competitive advantages:
Through this approach, TGO fully embraces a long‑term partnership with port authorities, customs services, and all stakeholders of the port community. We reaffirm our commitment to delivering safe, efficient operations that comply with the highest international standards.
This certification strengthens customer confidence, optimises port flow management, and consolidates our role as a reliable player at the heart of international maritime trade.
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