Maersk keeps Mexico inland fuel surcharge at 2% in September
Maersk has announced that it will maintain its 2% inland fuel surcharge for shipments to and from Mexico throughout September 2026. The decision is attributed to rising fuel costs linked to the ongoing situation in the Middle East.
Why it matters
This adjustment impacts logistics costs for businesses operating in the Mexican import/export market and reflects broader global supply chain volatility.
Maersk will maintain its temporary inland fuel surcharge in Mexico at 2% of inland haulage costs during September 2026.
The surcharge remains unchanged from August and applies to all inland services and transport modes for imports and exports to and from Mexico.
Maersk linked the measure to the situation in the Middle East and the resulting increase in fuel-related costs.
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