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Maersk has announced a revision to Container Freight Station charges for Less-than-Container Load shipments handled through private Inland Container Depots in Bangladesh. The Bangladesh Inland Container Depots Association has introduced a 9.85% fuel surcharge on the previously reviewed rates for specified container handling and transportation activities. The revised charges took effect on 21 September 2026. The adjustment follows an increase in Bangladesh’s government-set diesel price from BDT115 to BDT135 per litre, representing a rise of approximately 17.4%. Activities covered by the revision The revised charges apply to the following LCL activities: Empty-container transportation between Chattogram Port or PCT and inland container depots Empty-container lift-on and lift-off operations Export cargo stuffing and handling Verified Gross Mass activities for loaded export containers Import cargo delivery operations Maersk will apply the relevant revised CFS and ICD charges according to the effective date and applicable shipment conditions. The post Maersk revises Bangladesh LCL charges following fuel surcharge appeared first on Container News .
Maersk revises Bangladesh LCL charges following fuel surcharge
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