Maersk is introducing origin and destination cooling service charges for reefer equipment moving between Namibia and worldwide markets through three South African ports. The charges will apply to ALL_REEF (NOR-N) containers transported by truck via Cape Town, Durban or Port Elizabeth. The new tariffs take effect on 23 September 2026 for non-regulated countries and 22 October 2026 for regulated countries. Charge Direction South African port Rate Origin Cooling Service (OGS) Namibia to worldwide destinations Cape Town ZAR 1,800 Origin Cooling Service (OGS) Namibia to worldwide destinations Durban ZAR 1,800 Origin Cooling Service (OGS) Namibia to worldwide destinations Port Elizabeth ZAR 1,800 Destination Cooling Service (DGS) Worldwide origins to Namibia Cape Town ZAR 1,800 Destination Cooling Service (DGS) Worldwide origins to Namibia Durban ZAR 1,800 Destination Cooling Service (DGS) Worldwide origins to Namibia Port Elizabeth ZAR 1,800 Maersk said the new charges support the continued provision of its global services. The post Maersk introduces cooling service charges for Namibia cargo appeared first on Container News .