Maersk Implements Inland Reefer Surcharge at Algeciras Port Due to Congestion
What Happened?
Maersk is introducing an Inland Peak Season Surcharge (IPI) for import reefer haulage at the Port of Algeciras, Spain. This surcharge is a direct response to severe port congestion and high storage occupancy during the citrus season, causing operational delays for inland transport. It will increase logistics costs for importers of refrigerated cargo through this port.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
Published date
August 19, 2026
Carrier
MAEU
Advisory category
surcharge
Affected Ports
Algeciras
Who is Affected?
Shippers, freight forwarders, and BCOs importing refrigerated cargo through the Port of Algeciras, Spain, will be directly impacted by increased costs.
Source:
MaerskSet surcharge alert
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