CMA CGM Sets Peak Season Surcharge for North Europe to Indian Subcontinent Trade
Ocean carrier CMA CGM will apply a $100 per TEU Peak Season Surcharge on eastbound shipments connecting Northern Europe with the Indian Subcontinent.
French container line CMA CGM has announced the implementation of a new Peak Season Surcharge on cargo moving from North Europe to destinations across the Indian Subcontinent.
The carrier confirmed that the surcharge has been fixed at $100 per twenty-foot equivalent unit. The additional tariff will apply to containerized freight loaded on the designated westbound-to-eastbound trade lane.
According to the line's schedule, the surcharge will officially take effect on 21 September 2026. Application of the fee will be determined according to the loading date recorded at the origin port.
The measure establishes updated pricing parameters for cargo interests utilizing CMA CGM's shipping services between Northern European load ports and the Indian Subcontinent.
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