Maersk revises dry port surcharge for export cargo from Indian ICDs
Maersk has announced a revision to its Dry Port Surcharge – Export (DPS) applicable on cargo moving from select Inland Container Depots (ICDs) in India to global destinations via the ports of Jawaharlal Nehru (JNPA), Mundra and Pipavav.
The revised surcharge will come into effect from 25 January 2026 for shipments destined to non-regulated countries, and from 11 February 2026 for regulated countries, the company said.
According to Maersk, the adjustment is part of its ongoing efforts to maintain a wide-ranging service portfolio, competitive transit times and high levels of schedule reliability across its inland and ocean networks. The company noted that the revision will support continued investment in reliable and efficient end-to-end logistics solutions for customers using inland connections.
Details of the updated DPS rates for the affected ICDs have been outlined in a tariff table issued by Maersk. Customers can also access applicable inland rates and mandatory surcharges through Maersk’s online inland price look-up tool on Maersk.com, where charges included under existing contracts and tariff rates can be reviewed.
Maersk said it remains committed to delivering innovative logistics solutions and thanked customers for their continued support, reaffirming its focus on strengthening long-term partnerships.
