As the peak season approaches, shippers are bracing themselves for potential disruptions in global trade. One key factor to consider is the Peak Season Surcharge (PSS), which has been revised by Maersk for shipments from North Europe to the United States.
This development has significant implications for China-Europe and China-Australia trade, as shippers may need to adjust their strategies to mitigate the impact of the PSS. At VERUS GLOBAL LIMITED, we understand the complexities of international trade and are here to provide expert guidance.
What Does the Revised PSS Mean for Shippers?
The revised PSS will take effect from 19 August 2026 and will remain in place until further notice. It applies to all container types, including dry, reefer, and special equipment. This means that shippers will need to factor in the additional costs when planning their shipments.
At VERUS GLOBAL LIMITED, we recommend that shippers review their shipping schedules and adjust their strategies accordingly. By working closely with our experienced team, you can ensure that your shipments are delivered on time and within budget.
Source: www.container-news.com
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