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Hapag-Lloyd revises Italy inland fuel surcharge

Original · Container News · Shipping · 2h ago
Hapag-Lloyd will revise its Inland Fuel Floater for applicable inland transportation services in Italy. The carrier attributed the adjustment to continued volatility in international energy markets and fluctuations in diesel prices. The new rates will apply from 2 November 2026 for shipments not subject to Federal Maritime Commission regulations. For FMC-regulated shipments, the revised levels […]…
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