Maersk (MAERSKB DC) announces a US inland fuel surcharge of USD 140 for shipments booked on or after April 18th; this is due to "recent fluctuations in fuel supply and increased distribution costs"

Maersk's announcement of a USD 140 inland fuel surcharge reflects the impact of rising fuel supply costs and distribution expenses on logistics.

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Maersk (MAERSKB DC) announces a US inland fuel surcharge of USD 140 for shipments booked on or after April 18th; this is due to "recent fluctuations in fuel supply and increased distribution costs"

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  • "Due to recent fluctuations in fuel supply and increased distribution costs, we will be implementing a temporary Inland Fuel Surcharge (IFS/EFS) where Maersk is responsible for completing the on land truck move. For shipments booked on or after April 18, the surcharge will be $140 USD subject to applicable laws and regulatory requirements."
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This surcharge could signal broader inflationary pressures in shipping and logistics, potentially leading to increased costs across the supply chain, which may influence commodity prices going forward.

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