Maersk is implementing a Dry Port Surcharge (DPS) of 5000 INR on 40' dry containers for AFLS shipments from India locations via Indian ports to worldwide destinations, effective March 28, 2026.
Maersk is launching a new Dry Port Surcharge (DPS) solely for AFLS shipments of 40ft dry containers from India locations via Indian ports to global destinations, effective March 28, 2026, for regulated countries and similarly for non-regulated ones. The charge is 5000 INR per container, superseding prior fees around 13310 INR on routes like Moradabad via ports INPPV and INJHT. The update was posted on Maersk's site on March 27, 2026.
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