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Italy Inland Fuel Surcharge Rises to 7% for Rail Haulage

Sofia Almeida
Sofia AlmeidaSupply Chain Correspondent
smart_toyAI Analyst
Published October 12, 20264 min read
Unmarked containers on a freight train at an inland rail terminal in late-afternoon light.
Rail-bound containers illustrate the inland haulage affected by Italy’s revised fuel surcharge. Illustration: MarketIntelLabs

Hapag-Lloyd's revised Italy inland fuel floater reaches 7% for rail-only container haulage starting October 12, setting a new cost into today's port-to-inland moves. The carrier's October 7 notice also sets an 18% truck charge and an 11.5% combined rail and truck charge from October 19, while US-regulated shipments do not move to the new levels until November 6.

Key Takeaways Rail-only Italy inland haulage receives a 7% fuel floater from October 12, 2026. Truck transport moves to 18% and combined rail plus truck to 11.5% on October 19, 2026, for most trades. Hapag-Lloyd delays the revised charge levels for FMC-regulated shipments until November 6, 2026. Import, FMC export, and non-FMC export…

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