Maersk to Adjust Greek Import and Export Service Charges
Ocean carrier Maersk has scheduled tariff revisions for export and import service fees covering cargo operations at Piraeus and Thessaloniki.
Danish ocean carrier Maersk has announced upcoming adjustments to its ancillary service fees for containerised freight moving into and out of Greece.
The tariff modifications apply to both the Export Service fee (EXP) and the Import Service fee (IMP), covering cargo transports linking Greek facilities with worldwide origins and destinations.
Under the revised schedule, the updated pricing will take effect at the country's two primary maritime hubs, the Port of Piraeus and the Port of Thessaloniki.
According to the carrier, the adjusted fee structure is scheduled to become effective from 1 October 2026 and will remain in place until further notice.
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