Maersk has revised its import dry port surcharge for shipments moving from worldwide origins to New Delhi, India.
The new tariff levels took effect on 16 October 2026 for both regulated and non-regulated countries.
Under the revision, the New Delhi dry port surcharge for a 20-foot dry container has been reduced from INR 21,000 to INR 12,150.
The surcharge for 40-foot dry and 40-foot high-cube dry containers has been reduced from INR 36,400 to INR 18,800.
| Destination | Code | Container type | Previous rate | New rate |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| New Delhi | INNWD | 20’ dry | INR 21,000 | INR 12,150 |
| New Delhi | INNWD | 40’ dry | INR 36,400 | INR 18,800 |
| New Delhi | INNWD | 40’ high-cube dry | INR 36,400 | INR 18,800 |
The revised rates apply to cargo originating from all ports of loading.
Maersk’s announcement refers to the charge as Dry Port Surcharge – Import (DPI), although the accompanying tariff table lists the charge code as DPS.
