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Trade with France.
France is a major EU economy with strong aerospace, agri-food, luxury, chemical and automotive industries. It is a leading wheat exporter and imports energy, machinery, chemicals and consumer goods.
- Le Havre · Marseille-Fos · Dunkirk
- 4 relevant categories
- 4 relevant products
Market overview
Key industries
- Aerospace
- Agri-food and wine
- Luxury and cosmetics
- Chemicals
- Automotive
Import opportunities
- Energy
- Machinery and vehicles
- Chemicals
- Textiles and apparel
- Building materials
Export opportunities
- Aircraft and parts
- Wheat and cereals
- Wine and spirits
- Pharmaceuticals
- Cosmetics
Trade requirements
The main rules to check when trading with France. This is orientation, not legal or customs advice.
- EU rules
- EORI, CE marking, REACH and CBAM apply as across the EU.
- Language
- Consumer product information and labelling must be in French.
- Sustainability
- Check whether EU deforestation and due-diligence rules apply to your product.
Logistics considerations
Le Havre serves the Paris region; Marseille-Fos serves the Mediterranean and North Africa.
Dunkirk handles bulk, steel and energy cargo.
Rail and river links reach inland industrial areas.
Relevant TP4 categories for France
Relevant products
Milling Wheat
Wheat for flour milling, specified by protein, moisture and test weight.
HS 1001
Cotton Bed Linen
Sheets, duvet covers and pillowcases for retail and hospitality.
HS 6302
Porcelain Tiles
Glazed and polished porcelain tiles for floors and walls.
HS 6907
Granite Slabs
Natural granite in slabs and cut-to-size for building and interiors.
HS 6802
Information current as of October 2026. Regulations, duties and documentation requirements change. Confirm with the relevant authority, your customs broker or forwarder before shipment. TP4 does not claim offices or operations in France.
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