Maersk confirmed that its temporary inland fuel surcharge in Mexico will remain at 2% of inland haulage costs for September 2026, according to Container News. This rate is unchanged from the surcharge applied in August.
The surcharge is applicable to all inland services within Mexico. It covers various transport modes for both imports and exports, as reported by Container News.
The measure affects all shipments moving to and from Mexico. This includes a broad range of logistics operations managed by Maersk in the region.
Maersk previously connected the implementation of this surcharge to the situation in the Middle East, Container News stated. The publication did not provide further details on this connection.
The decision to maintain the 2% rate indicates a consistent approach to managing fuel-related costs for inland transportation in Mexico during the specified period.
