UPS to raise China-US peak surcharges again after lowering them 2 weeks ago - Supply Chain Dive
- UPS will raise peak surcharges on shipments from mainland China and Hong Kong to the U.S. starting Oct. 25, after it lowered surcharges on Oct. 4. The new surcharges will last until further notice, according to an update from the carrier.
- Surcharges on shipments from Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, and Vietnam are remaining steady since surcharges more than tripled on Aug. 30; UPS has not announced any planned decreases to these rates.
- UPS Worldwide Express Freight from Europe to the U.S. and North America will increase from 34 cents to 91 cents per pound starting Nov. 1. All other international shipment surcharges remain at levels set back in April, until further notice.
