Maersk Reduces Export Surcharge at India's Malur Inland Container Depot, 20-Foot Container Drops to $72

en.Wedoany.com Reported - Maersk has announced a reduction in the inland haulage charge for export cargo from the Malur inland container depot in India to all global destinations, effective July 10, 2026. This adjustment will benefit trading companies in both regulated and unregulated markets.

According to the new fee schedule released by the Danish multinational shipping company, the surcharge for a 20-foot container will decrease from approximately $96 to $72, a reduction of 25%. The surcharge for 40-foot containers and high-cube container types will also be lowered, from about $158 to $120. In an official statement, Maersk stated that this revision of the surcharge is aimed at maintaining the competitiveness of its transit times and providing a predictable service portfolio for global trade.