Maersk has announced new fuel surcharge updates for inland transport in Greece, Cyprus, North Macedonia and India. The changes follow higher fuel costs caused by the ongoing situation in the Middle East. The revised surcharges will take effect between 24 July and 27 July 2026, depending on the market. Weekly review for European markets Maersk will replace its monthly fuel surcharge review with a weekly review in Greece, Cyprus and North Macedonia. The company will update the surcharge every Friday for the following week. It will also suspend the usual trigger mechanism during this period. From 27 July 2026, the truck fuel surcharge will be 10% in Greece, 5% in Cyprus and 15% in North Macedonia. The temporary surcharge will remain in place until market conditions improve. It will appear on customer invoices as Export Fuel Surcharge (EFS) and Import Fuel Surcharge (IFS). India export surcharge increases Maersk has also revised its Export Fuel Surcharge (EFS) for exports from Dadri container freight stations in India. The increase follows the introduction of an Operational Cost Escalation Surcharge (OCES) by local CFS operators. The revised surcharge will apply from 24 July 2026 for non-FMC shipments and 24 August 2026 for FMC-regulated cargo. The new charges are INR 1,000 per 20ft container and INR 2,000 per 40ft container. The surcharge applies to cargo moving from Startrack Dadri, Greater Noida, Shorajpur and Gautam Buddh Nagarto destinations worldwide. Maersk said it will continue reviewing fuel costs and adjust surcharges as market conditions change. The post Maersk updates fuel surcharges across multiple markets appeared first on Container News .