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Maersk Holds Mexico Inland Fuel Surcharge at 2% for September

Danish shipping line Maersk will maintain its temporary inland fuel surcharge across Mexico at 2% through September.

· Published 05 Sept 2026, 12:06 UTCAI-assisted, editor-reviewed
Maersk Holds Mexico Inland Fuel Surcharge at 2% for September
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Maersk has announced that it will keep its temporary inland fuel surcharge in Mexico steady at 2% for the month of September 2026. The rate remains unchanged from the level applied throughout August, maintaining consistent pricing for landside operations across the country.

The surcharge applies across all modes of inland transportation and inland logistics services. It covers both import and export cargo movements to and from Mexico, with the percentage assessed against standard inland haulage costs.

The ocean carrier linked the continuation of the landside surcharge to the ongoing situation in the Middle East, which continues to influence global transport networks and energy-related logistics expenses.

Surcharges of this nature are routinely reviewed by container lines to absorb operational expenditure shifts across intermodal corridors connecting maritime terminals to hinterland destinations.

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