Maersk has issued a notice updating inland haulage rates in Nepal, attributing the adjustment to rising diesel prices and the need for route diversions on land routes. The new rates apply from June 15, 2026, for all container movements within Nepal managed by Maersk.
Inland haulage is a critical component in the supply chains of landlocked countries like Nepal, where road transport connects entry ports (typically in India) with consumption centers. Fuel and route diversion adjustments are common and are passed on to importers or exporters. This update does not affect ocean rates or customs services, only the local land leg.
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