Maersk Schedules Inland Transport Rate Revision Across Poland
The revised tariff structure will affect road and intermodal connections operating through German gateways and the Port of Gdansk.
A.P. Moller - Maersk has announced forthcoming adjustments to its inland transportation tariffs across Poland, slated to take effect from 1 October 2026. The Danish ocean carrier indicated that the revised rate structure is being introduced in response to mounting operational, regulatory, and infrastructure expenses throughout the region.
The revised pricing schedule will encompass both direct trucking movements and intermodal rail transit routed via German maritime hubs serving the Polish hinterland.
Furthermore, the updated tariff framework will extend to direct road haulage services moving cargo through the domestic Polish gateway of the Port of Gdansk.
The scheduled changes highlight the ongoing necessity for transport providers to realign hinterland connection pricing against evolving overland corridor expenditures and compliance demands.
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